Smile Layout

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Here's my latest layout. This one is probably a little more expensive than most of my work at $3.63.

Cardstock $0.80Patterned Paper Free with a magazineChipboard Letters Free off a notebookFlowers $0.40Buttons $0.80 ($2.00 packet of 16)Brads $0.08 ($2.00 packet of 100)Stickers used for doodle swirls $1.05 ($2.10 a sheet used half)Acetate Overlay words $0.50 ($4.00 packet of 6 -12 x 12 Sheets used 1/3 of one sheet)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Now that is absolutely beautiful.
5:59 AM
Anonymous said…
Love the bling look of the swirls and stuff... how did you do that?
6:02 AM
Aynde said…
great page! So glad I found your blog! I am always looking for new ideas and better ways to save money when scrapping!

Aynde
8:34 PM
The Scrap Miser said…
Hi everyone,
thanks for looking at my blog and commenting. To answer the question on the bling swirls: I got a sticker and stuck it to the page in that shape. Sometimes I had to cut it and then start again as the sticker wouldn't stick in a full circle without lifting.

To Aynde,
Welcome. Hope you find something you can use. I'm always open to suggestions so if you have a topic you'd like covered let me know. If you look back through the archives you'll find some instructional videos you might like.
Thanks for reading!
4:06 AM
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