My daughter, Shiane..or Porsche
*okie wonders which she gets called more*, worked at a daycare last fall. One day she sent me a text and told me she had a castle and then sent me these pictures. I made sure to save them because I knew I wanted to do a layout. These were some of the pictures in my Snapfish order I had last week.
Supplies Used:
Make The Cut Software
Fancy Pants - Crush Collection
Glitter Cardstock
Stampin Up Cardstock
Prisma Cardstock
EK Success Corner Punch
Various Ribbon
Colorbox Chalk Ink
Brads
Mounting Foam
Linda picked up some awesome corner punches at Ross Dress for Less one day and this is the first time I have gotten to use this one. I love the scroll pattern and it looks nice layered and mounted.
The banner is included in the files for download and while it does have the word "princess" it can easily be removed and you choose a different lettering. There 4 layers to the banner - shadow, scallop, solid triangle and letter triangle. To cut the glitter paper I flipped the letter triangles to do a mirror image, this seems to be the best way to cut glitter paper, at least in my experience.
I thought adding the ribbon gave the banner a more princess type look, and I have a lot of ribbon I need to use up
*okie laughs thinking about all her ribbon she hoards*.
The castle consists of 4 layers as well - shadow layer, base layer, main castle layer and front castle layer. There are separate cuts for the door and the rooftops. I used mounting foam on the front pink layer and the rooftops to add some dimension.
If you would like to download the file for this project please see below:
keep images grouped and size at 11.2609 wide x 9.0249 high then ungroup
