I love this new Rainbow Cookie Cutter Border die from the March Quickutz release! To me, there are two things that mark the beginning of Spring - seeing the flowers and trees begin to bloom and being able to start wearing new Spring clothes. I snapped these pictures of my daughter in one of her new outfits while she was waiting for her ride to school. I only used 4 of the 6 bands from the Rainbow Die because I wanted to simulate the rainbows found in the patterned paper I was using. Instead of making the rainbow level, I tilted it on its side and covered up the uneven ends with the clouds. This is a great technique to get a completely different look from this fun die!
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Rainbow Spring Layout
I love this new Rainbow Cookie Cutter Border die from the March Quickutz release! To me, there are two things that mark the beginning of Spring - seeing the flowers and trees begin to bloom and being able to start wearing new Spring clothes. I snapped these pictures of my daughter in one of her new outfits while she was waiting for her ride to school. I only used 4 of the 6 bands from the Rainbow Die because I wanted to simulate the rainbows found in the patterned paper I was using. Instead of making the rainbow level, I tilted it on its side and covered up the uneven ends with the clouds. This is a great technique to get a completely different look from this fun die!
Gorgeous layout Ruth Ellen. I love this Rainbow die & it works wonderfully on your layout. Great job:-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling layout Ruth Ellen! I love the paper and the colors! Very creative how you placed the rainbow!! :O) I think it would work perfectly with the soon-to-be announced new contest!!
ReplyDeleteVery Cute layout! Love the paper and rainbow!
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the rainbow - it makes me want it now!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty layout. I love that
ReplyDeleterainbow die!!!!! You did an awesome job using it. :)