Versatile Webster's Papers

I have had so much fun playing with the new stuff we have had come in over the past few weeks at Rtlicious. Websters, Prima and Basic Grey's new Christmas Range are so beautiful.


We have had a lot of people come in and say - Wow those Webster's papers are nice whilst others have said its just not them - well have you checked out the reverse side of these papers then? They are usually more patterned and therefore can appeal to a whole different audience.

Now, I am not really a shabby chic type of girl. Its not that I don't like Websters papers - because they are so very beautiful, but I find that the floral side of the papers is just not me. Whilst most people tend to go for the beautiful floral side of the papers, I love the patterns usually found on the reverse side of Websters papers. So that way, I guess you can say that Websters really does accommodate to a wide range of scrappers and paper crafters.

If you want some inspiration for the normal side of the papers with the beautiful floral prints - definitely check out Rhonda's and Tracy's gorgeous work on their blogs (see links on bottom menu). But if patterns are more your alley then I guess that is more me - also check out some of the work by Adele (RTlicious Design Team Member) in at RTlicious.

Below is a layout I did of little Chekkahboo on her Christening Day last year. I used papers by Websters; K & Co, My Mind's Eye & Jenni Bowlin; Embellishments by Prima (flowers), Tattered Angels (large butterfly chip), Making Memories (buttons and journal card) & Kaiser (pearls); and letters by Collections. I also used Silver Glimmer Mist.

The next three layouts are made using part of October's new Monthly Challenge Kit - Jungle Bungle. This challenge kit is made up of delightfully bright colours from Sassafrass. And don't be fooled by the papers - these are just not of kids layouts. These would be great for funny adults and teens pages and even your nature and pet photos. You don't have to have children photos to use this range.

The page below was made using papers from Bazzil & Sassafras; embellishments by Sassafrass (chipboard and journal tags); letters from Basic Grey & Jenni Bowlin; Bling by kaiser; buttons from making Memories; & I cut out the sun and sprocket like shapes using Accent Essentials on the Cricut.

The layout below was made using papers from Sassafrass & Bazzil; flowers, chipboard, stickers and journal tags from Sassafras; and trimming from Websters.

The "Wild Child" layout is made from papers from Bazzil & Sassafrass; flowers and chipboard shapes from Sassafras; & the letters from Carolee's Creations and using the packaging from the Sassafrass flower embellishments on the Cricut (Hannah Montanna).

Making Christmas Treats was made using the New Basic Grey range in RTlicious now. This range is so cute - Eskimo Kisses. I have also used papers & stickers from Cosmo Cricket; chipboard from Basic Grey; alphabet letters from Carollee's Creations and BASIC Grey; and stickers from Sassafras. loving the gorgeous natural smooth bazzil in my layouts lately. Very nice - see it is at RTlicious.

Must go to RTlicious for our afternoon beginners class now.

If you have any questions or any feedback please leave a comment - would love to know what you think.

Enjoy your weekend!

Tenaha

xo