You've Got the Warehouse Box {Why Not Make This? #3}

This afternoon, we wanted to revisit the warehouse sale boxes because sooo many of you have that product sitting there, waiting for you to PLAY! {We'd LOVE to see what you're doing with your products...have you been over to inspireME lately?}

We asked Clean & Simple Designer Jill Cornell to create a layout using her warehouse box...and then tell us how she did it. 

Thankfully, Jill agreed. She's good like that. 

So...read on and find out how you can create THIS adorable page for yourself:

 

Step One: Cut several strips of paper from the 6 x 6 Petite Papers in various thicknesses (1/2" to an 1"). Jill used papers from Celebrate, Sunday Picnic, and In Love, all found in the warehouse sale box.)

 

 

Step Two: Cut those strips to line the top and bottom of the layout and adhere.

 

 

Step Three: Lay out the title and more embellishments. Jill says, "I just loved the cut-out from the Celebrate paper and wanted to use that as a more central focus."

 

 

Step Four: Jill wanted a little more texture so she matted the cut-out with vellum and distressed the edges.

 

 

Step Five: Add journaling. *Tip from Jill: "Write your journaling in pencil, then use a journaling pen and erase the pencil with a gum eraser. This keeps my journaling neat and clean on the page!"

 

Jill was able to add so many fun details to her layout. 

What about you? Have you cracked open your box of goodies yet? Can't wait to see what you're creating!

Comments

[Kim Thomas]

What an adorable layout! Thank you so much for the inspiration. :)

[Jean Marmo]

Thank you for sharing your design with us!!!

[Lesa]

I got a warehouse box, and I am still just looking at all the fun that is contained in there! After some summer obligations, Implan on some serious scrapping fun!!

[Doris Widder]

Fab inspiration for the warehouse box contents! Love the bit of bling and the fab trims! TFS!

[Jona Panesa]

so gorgeous!!! so sad, I missed the warehouse sale this time!

[Lucretia]

I wish I had the WB. Sigh. Why don't they sell them in the UK? It's difficult to get hold of Webster's Pages here. Heart breaking, just heart breaking.