Imaginarium Designs: October Shares

Hi Imaginarium Designs lovelies!!

It's Karyn here and today I'm sharing two scrapbook pages I made using lots of gorgeous Imaginarium Designs chipboard.

I created these page along with 4 others when I sat down to make projects for my October DT commitments. I limited myself to the CVS You Rock collection, a selection of Colour Blast products and ID chipboard and went from there. If you are ever in a creative rut then my first suggestion is to limit your supplies so you are not overwhelmed with choice :)

I started this first background with a 12x12 stencil (TCW Tile Mania) and 3 different coloured Colour Blast colour pastes (Deep water, sunshine and dusty charcoal). Then I sprayed and splattered Deep Water and Sunshine shimmer sprays - concentrating on the area under my photo placement and in the bottom left corner.

This stencil is definitely my new favorite. I loved the background so I kept the rest of the page minimal with chipboard, papers and embellishments.

I used a teal ink pad to partially ink the chipboard - I love this ombre effect! I also added some teal glitter paste on part of the chipboard title.

I used a black paint pen to paint the frame and bars chipboard - so quick and easy!

A few paper flowers add a feminine touch :)

Imaginarium Designs chipboard I've used includes

Cool Super Brave : code IDW0077

# words : code IDW0094

Lous heart shapes: Code IDD0070

Lous frame and bars 8inch : code IDD0053

Loolabelles chevrons #2: Code IDDL0022

Hear me roar : code IDP0095

For this next project wanted to create a page of mostly patterned paper and minimal mixed media elements.

I trimmed my white cardstock down by 1cm on each side and attached it to a piece of patterned paper. I cut a 10"x10" square out of the middle of the backing patterned paper (leaving a border) to use on other projects. I then added strips of different patterned paper under my photo - such a cool effect.

I used a teal ink pad to partially ink the chipboard - a delicate ombre effect!

I wanted to add a series of chipboard words on my page describing the photo - I love the range that ID has. Lastly I added some black paint splatters and enamel shapes.