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Scrapbook Layout with Graphic 45 Faerie Dust

Happy New Year Everyone!!

It is currently a lovely 25 degrees outside in Southwest Missouri. With a nice layer of snow on the ground, it’s the perfect time to be inside doing some crafting. 

Between work and the holidays I haven’t had much time for anything more than sketching, so I was very excited yesterday to sit down at my art desk and do some scrapbooking. 

My adorable niece, who has been featured in several of my layouts, turned a year old at the beginning of December. I went to see her for New Year’s and she had a unicorn themed first birthday party while I was there. 



I knew immediately that I wanted to scrap my favorite photo from the party using Graphic 45 Faerie Dust. This is easily my new favorite collection. I love the colors and all the tiny details in the papers. 



I started laying out for my page. For my Layout I also used some Milled lavender distress ink, Tim Holtz rub ons, Ivory Tags from Graphic 45, flowers from Prima, and some dried leaves I had from Michaels. 







I also used lots of jewels I had gotten on clearance at Michaels after Halloween. The butterfly was cut from the Time to Flourish Collection from Graphic 45. I had cut it out for another project, but decided it was better suited for this one. I love have interchangeable their papers can be!

Thanks for stopping by!
-AR
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