Are you a Graphic 45 lover? I know I am! I just love to create with their paper and embellishments. I love the wonderful accents and vintage look that it gives my layouts. Today I have for you a calendar page created by Arlene Cuevas.
Arlene used Graphic 45’s line “A Place In Time.” I just love this beautiful layout for February and have the perfect pictures of my mother to use. Because February is a month for love, I wanted to create something special in memory of my mother. I was inspired by this beautiful page layout and knew this was perfect to put my beautiful mothers pictures on. Thank you Arlene for your creativity in making this gorgeous page.
Supplies Needed:
Place in Time Collection by Graphic 45
February Foundation (4500593)
February Cut Aparts (4500594)
Stickers (4500617)
Sticker Alphabet (4500618)
Chipboard Diecuts 1 (4500619)
Chipboard Diecuts 2 (4500620)
Stamped Metal Brads (4500422)
Ornate Metal Keys (4500545)
Metal Hinges (41 00299)
Metal Buttons (4500302)
Trims (4500232)
Pearl Trimmed Lace (384-34-09 May Arts)
Petaloo Red Darjeeling Flowers (pl-1467-404 Scrapbook.com)
White Pearl Swirls (7504 Want 2 Scrap)
Momenta Metal Flourishes Vintage Vines (ST-5708 Amazon.com)
Glossy Accents
3M ATG tape
Tombo Adhesive
Below are a few samples on how Graphic 45 instructions are given step by step on these beautiful calendar pages.
Cut out the postage stamps from February Cut-Aparts, then use a 1/8” hole punch to punch around the edge.
This is the look that you get when you use a hole punch to cut out your postage stamp from the Graphic 45 collections.
Cut out elements from the Sentiments sheet to layer onto your calendar page.
Take some chipboard pieces from the coordinating Place in Time Chipboard Diecuts 2 set to accent your page.
Start to slowly pull the page together, using the February Foundation page as your background or base. You can use your adhesives to adhere basic paper elements to the page such as this border.
Add flowers to your calendar page. Adding some vintage red Darjeelings by Petaloo.
Again we want to thank Arlene Cuevas for her incredible work. If you are interested in creating your calendar from Graphic 45, you can get the tutorials that will take you step by step to do each month page by going to: Graphic 45 Calendars Tutorials.
