Stacey's middle son had finally worked up the courage to have his face painted. She wanted to document this "first" time so creating with the Webster's Page's 'Once Upon A Halloween' collection was a perfect fit for his little spider face. Stacey loved the spider transparency and just had to add her own spiderwebs. She finished it off by layering the Cameos and Petals.
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Here Leeann has used the park drive collection by Webster’s. Leeann loves the simpler patterns and solid colour designs and finds then much easier to work with. Leeann used the printed circles as an embellishment on the page and punch a few of them out and mounted then using 3D foam tape which gave them extra dimension.
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Thanks to Anabelle O’Malley for this sweetest ever Halloween card – how would that not make you smile if you were given it?.
We would like to thank Rachael funnel for letting us share a couple of her pages which provide plenty of fussy cutting details and layered embellishments using park drive by Webster’s. You can see more of Rachael’s work here.
Erin Blegen shares this wonderful layout on the Websters’s Blog with a fabulous tutorial for fussy cutting elements here. We love how she has combined Winter Fairy Tales and Once Upon a Halloween to produce both pretty colours and strong contrast.
Websters DT Member Jaz Lee has made brilliant use of the Game On collection to produce this fab page, which shows us Webster’s isn’t just all about girly deliciousness. We love how she has layered so many elements right in the centre of the page, including an ‘edited’ version of the Keep Calm and Scrap On cameo!
And how about something from the Royal Christmas line, by Websters Designer Stacey Michaud. We love how she added her journalling strips to the stars and added perfect little details like the lace and the crown on her daughters head.
Finally, if you’re still in need of Christmas Card inspiration, look no further than this post on the Websters blog -whether you like them simple and element like Anabelle O’Malleys (top) or layered and full of detail like Erin Blegen (below).
