Hi there
Lisa here today to share a Driving related project.
This theme is quite prominent for me at the moment as I have 2 teenagers learning to drive. My daughter is 19 & has almost achieved her 120 hours in order to go for her probationary licence.
My son (pictured) just turned 16 so he has just got his learners & this photo was his first drive. He did really well & is loving it!
As a parent I think this ahs been one of the most stressful experiences! That being said that's a reflection on me – not their driving ability lol
So here is the Scrapbooking page I created to document the event…
As he is a teenage I wanted to make the colour scheme & embellishments scheme a little more grown up. I love using a back & white scheme with one other main colour. In this case yellow.
My choice of adhesives & the stars of the show were…
I start my project by selecting my photo & patterned papers. I decided to create corner borders for interest. A good TIP is once you've cut one corner, flip it over & use it as a template to cut the 2nd piece this will insure that they are the same size & angle.
As you can see in the photo I applied the Acid Free glue to the reverse of the piece I am sticking down – then apply it to my base. I always like to make sure that when apply the glue – I don't go to close to the edges as the glue will spread when you gently smooth it down.
I also used the Acid Free glue to adhere all the layers behind the photo.
Once all the layers were together I wanted to add some height when applying to the page. For this I used the Liquid Scrap Dots which is perfect for this.
Here you can see the dimension.
I'll leave you with some close ups. You can see I added a yellow punched scalloped border with the Acid Free glue, then added some slim glitter washi to finish it off. I also used some cute word stickers & enamel dots to complete my layout.
The acetate pieces I just adhered using a tiny staple.
Thanks so much for stopping by. I hope you have enjoyed my share. Have a great day!
