And the Last one - for now!

I've been sharing the different looks changing your Designer Papers can give you for a project.

Here's the last portfolio I made, using the Everyday Enchantment DSP and several of the colors used in that paper.

This one turned out to be my favorite - and when I shared it at a demonstrator gathering earlier this week, they all seemed to agree with me.

Wanna see?




Isn't it gorgeous? I used a lot of pearls to decorate the roses on the centerpiece of this one, as well as one of the new GIANT pearls on the ribbon.

And, of course, the Labels Framelits, and the Poppy Parade twill ribbon, as well as some of that yummy new pleated satin ribbon and the new flower punch.

Here are the top and bottom insides of this one, as well.





I'm always amazed at how changing something as simple as the Designer paper or the color of the card stock can make such a difference in the final project!

But that's why I'm a papercrafter!

How about you - why are YOU a papercrafter? Leave me a comment and let me know!

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A Different Look

In my last post, I showed you the portfolio I'd copied from a swap that a friend got at Leadership this year.

It wowed me so much, I came home and recreated it - hopefully, to a T. At least that was my goal...

And after I'd done that one, I decided to try it using Beau Chateau DSP and several colors that are used in that paper.

Here's what I came up with!


I also used the Beau Chateau Side Notes to decorate it, along with some hearts I'd made using the Hearts Collection embosslit, as well as the Labels Collection Framelits.

Here's the top inside of this version:



And the bottom interior:



Doesn't it look ENTIRELY different than the one I made using the Mocha Morning DSP?

I was amazed!

And in my NEXT post, I'll show you the version I made using that AWESOME Sale-A-Bration DSP - Everyday Enchantment

Think that one might be my favorite! Come back and check it out!

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