Bring Your Most Magical Memories to Life With Storytelling!
Hello Crafters! Celes Gonzalo, also known as GuiadeManualidades, is here to share new ideas with you. First time on the blog—so excited! Today, I invite you to bring those magical memories to life with the beautiful Storytelling collection. We’re going to use many of the die sets in creative and fun ways. Plus, we’ll add some extra elements to make these two ideas truly wonderful. Are you ready to start creating? Let’s go!
BORN TO EXPLORE LAYOUT
This first project is dedicated to Sebas, my husband. He loves traveling, walking, taking photos and living fun and unique experiences every chance he gets. When I saw some of the sets in this collection, I thought of him, and I knew exactly which photo I wanted for this project.
Prepare your base paper for the layout. Use one colored paper and one white paper. Also, add an A4 sheet of colored paper as the centerpiece for your composition.
Tip: Remember to layer everything and use 3D foam.
Tip: I used vellum as the background for the main word.
Tip: I added the year of the photo to the dog tag. I also threaded the chain through the camera strap to give it a more realistic look.
Tip: The colors of paper I used are: Gold Glitter, Portobello, Partly Cloudy, Raindrop, Beeswax, Fern, Persimmon, Saffron, Light Yellow and Light Pink from Meadow Collection, Dahlia and Matte Metallic Gold from Gold Assortment Treasured
MAGIC MEMORIES LAYOUT
For the second one, inspired by several of the sets in the collection, I decided to use photos from a very special day for me—one of my trips to the magical world of Disney. So, I thought about combining it with the beautiful Embroidery Hoop Frames from Spellbinders.
Thanks so much for checking out these ideas and thank you to Spellbinders! I would love to see anything you make with this collection or your projects with these inspiring ideas, so feel free to tag me on my Instagram account. I’m GuiadeManualidades if you are looking for me. See you soon!
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