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Hello crafty friends, it's Janna. I have a fun scrapbooking layout tutorial for you today. Before I share my thoughts on today's page, I'd like to remind you to use the code janna10 in the Studio 40 shop for a 10% discount! Now, let's take a look at the scrapbooking page first before diving into the tutorial.

On the photo is a sign that stood in front of a little shop in Cuxhaven, Germany. It says: "Ich bin gerade etwas neben der Spur. Ist schön da." which means "I am a little off track, it's nice there." My initial thought was, to create an asymmetrical layout, but in the end I decided against it. Instead, I went for an organized, clean look, as this is how I feel sometimes: organized on the outside and chaotic on the inside. Do you know what I mean?!

Now, let me show you how I create the page.

I choose a neutral background from the Don't Grow Up collection and cut 2 cm from two sides of a white 12x12" cardstock.

With a circle cutter, I cut a circle (10 cm diameter) into the middle of the cardstock. Then I cut the cardstock in half and trim it to fit onto the patterned background paper.

With the Big Shot and an embossing folder I create a dimensional arrow pattern on the lower half of the cardstock pieces. The pattern fits the Studio Forty stamp I am using later perfectly.

The Essentials doublesided patterned papers are beautiful, but also the floral stickers. I use both to embellish the page. I adhere the stickers onto cardstock and cut them out with scissors. Like this, I can easily add dimensionals beneath the stickers. This will add more depth when applied to the layout.

As you can see on a previous photo, I use double sided adhesive to glue the white cardstock pieces onto the background and dimensionals to adhere the photo. In the next step, I am creating a little cluster on the bottom right, using a black marker to draw little dots onto the paper. I bend the leaves with my fingers for more depth.

I cut out hearts from the Essential mint and pink tabs and decorate the left side of the photo with leaves, flowers, enamel dots, hearts and die cuts.

Here you can see the arrow stamp from the stamp set To Do Labels which fits the embossed pattern so well. I am finishing the page off with a little bit of journaling, stamping and liquid pearls around the photo.

Here are two more detail shots of the scrapbooking layout where you can see the different layers and textures.

How do you like the outcome? If you have any questions regarding the tutorial, just let me know in the comment section below. You can also find me on Instagram and Youtube.

Please check out my other Studio 40 posts for more ideas and inspiration.

Have fun,
Janna

supplies used (discount code janna10)
Essential Collection: enamel dots, stamp set Noteworthy, doublesided patterned paper (10x21cm), phrases transparent stickers, flowers stickers, stamp set To Do Labels, tabs mint, tabs pink, ephemera set // Don't grow up Collection: Patterned Paper // treasures stamp set

clustering

Hello crafty friends, it's Janna. After last month's scrapbooking layout with round photos, I am back with a cluster page. Before I share my thoughts on today's layout, I'd like to remind you to use the code janna10 in the Studio 40 shop for a 10% discount! Now, let's take a look at the scrapbooking page.

When starting a scrapbooking page, my first step is to collect the embellishments I'd like to use. I might add more in the process or put some aside.

Usually, I lay out the cluster design before glueing the items onto the page. The design of the clusters may change during the process of adhering everything. If you want the arrangement to be exactly the same as the draft you made, you might want to take a picture of the design before adhering.

There are many ways of designing a cluster, I decided to go for a blurred one: sometimes it's hard to tell if a page includes one, two, or more clusters as the different areas on the page correspond or maybe overlap. This is what I like to call the "blurred cluster" design.

I did this with the bottom cluster on the left and right as well as with the mini cluster below the photo. Each is a seperate cluster, but as they are so close to each other, they become a blurred arrangement.

Do you like clustering? Or do you prefer clean and/or non-dimensional pages? If you haven't tried working with clusters, I challenge you to do so! :-) Make sure to tag Studio 40 and me (@jannawerner) on Instagram and Facebook when sharing your creations.

Have fun,

Janna

supplies used (discount code janna10)

Essential Collection: enamel dots, stamp set Noteworthy, doublesided patterned paper (10x21cm), phrases transparent stickers, journaling cards, tabs b&w, just lovely color stickers, flowers stickers, words color stickers // About me Collection: color stickers // Here & There Collection: chipboard stickers // Adore Collection: transparent stickers // Don't grow up Collection: chipboard stickers, Patterned Paper // Story details Collection: chipboard frame stickers // Together Collection: Patterned Paper Memory Lane

layoutscrapbooking

Hello and welcome to a new blog post. Today I'm going to show you a new layout in my 6x8 album from my son. The recordings were made at home in our garden. Here we enjoy our free time and spend time with the family.

I chose one of the papers from the LAZY DAYS series and cut out many of the small surfboards and skazeboards by hand. I glued this on the lower edge with an adhesive roller and adhesive plate. I just cut off the protruding corners.

With my printer at home I printed out different pictures in different sizes and deposited them with one of the papers.

For decoration I used different stickers from the series and created clusters with them.

Finally, I embroidered the edges by hand.

As a cover for the summer I punched out letters with an alphabet punch board and glued them to a white cardstock. I then glued the whole thing onto tracing paper. Now all sides just don't have to be punched. And done.

I hope you enjoyed my little inspiration.

See you soon and stay healthy.

memorykeeping

Hello and welcome to a new blog post. Today I have a little mini album with me for you. And it's really small, actually only has 4 sides, but that doesn't make it any less nice for a few memories from the month of June. Finally the weather is summery and that's why the pictures fit the LAZY DAYS summer series even more.

First I made the blank for the mini album with one of the papers and a punch. I punched out two pieces for this. I stitched the pages with a simple thread stitching.

Then you can stick in the pictures immediately and decorate the mini album. I decided to fuzzy cut some embellishments from the smaller papers to decorate one page .

Since the series is very colorful and diverse, I decided to use black and white images. This way the colors come into their own.

Thank you for stopping by today and have a nice weekend now.

clear stamps

Hello everybody.

lazy days - that would be good for me. Just let your mind wander, do nothing, enjoy the sun, spend time with my family.

But unfortunately this is not going to happen at the moment, my head is all the way up and my vacation in the summer is unfortunately shorter than planned.

But I can at least indulge a little in memories with the new and wonderful LAZY DAYS series.

Last summer we spent a day at Filzeich, rented a beach chair, enjoyed the sun and also paddled a little.

And the colors of the series go perfectly with the photo and especially the motifs, beach bags, slippers, beach towels and much more.

I stamped the frame for the layout with many small stamps from the stamp plates of the series. And I love to work with black stamp ink on summery layouts. I hope I could give you a little inspiration and I'm already looking forward to the next post.