How To Make a Statement With Beautiful Metallic Frames

Today I am sharing this one page layout that makes a statement with beautiful metallic frames. Last summer I spent a few days in Tacoma with a dear friend. We enjoyed an idyllic morning at Point Defiance Park. These photos are from the Japanese Garden.
~ Point Defiance Park ~

The frames are made from Rinea Foiled Paper in Copper Glossy. I used the Metallics Variety Pack but it also comes on a roll.

For the detailed points I used a fancy frame die and cut the corners off at a diagonal. The foiled paper takes the dry embossing in such exquisite detail.

 For the third photo I used a thinner frame from the same die set.

 The sketch I used had lovely groupings at the corners. I choose wood veneer leaves and chipboard cameras for my layers. ScraPerfect glue is the ideal answer for attaching wood veneer. It only takes a drop or two of the Best Glue Ever and holds securely. The No-Clog Writing Cap makes the drops super easy to place.

This 3-photo layout is my entry for Stuck Sketches June 1st Challenge. Here is the sketch by Laura Whitaker:

Supplies:
Paper:BoBunny
Foiled Paper:Rinea
Chipboard:Studio Calico
Cork:Denise Parcells Design
Acetate Circle:Glitz Design
Washi Tape:Love My Tapes
Cardstock:Warehouse Paper Co.
Embossing Powder:Wow Embossing
Die Cut Labels:Elle's Studio
Wood Veneer:Peachy Cheap
Nesting Dies:Spellbinders
Ink:Color Box
Stencil:Kite

Scrap On!

~charity~