Layered Borders

I'm so very sorry for the delay in posting today!  But I hope you like the project!  Sometimes you just don't have what you need to make a project shine.  Kreaxions Punches are PERFECT for this because you can create so MANY different things with them!  And you can use this technique for ANY project!!! For this page I used a set of layered borders to enhance the mish-mash design of my background paper. 

This layout is about the new purse I got for Christmas.  My husband knew I needed a new one and he’d gotten a good tip so he thought he would surprise me with a Coach purse.  Except he had no idea how much they cost!  So he went into total sticker shock when he saw the prices!  LOL!  I told him I didn’t even like most of the name brand purses (no offense to those who do!) so while we were out shopping with the grandsons I popped into the DSW and looked around.  My Grandson Noah found this one for $60 and it was instant love!  So I just HAD to do a LO about it and my husband came up with the title for the page. LOL! 

My papers were all double-sided so as I punched I knew I'd have two completely different borders.  So I punched two different pieces and added the polka-dotted blue piece in the middle where I used the cut-away pieces.  Here's a close-up of the borders –

To finish the page I sprayed the flowers with Glimmer Mists and used a glitter pen on them as well.  I used the same pen to outline all my borders so they'd "shine" better. 

This is the punch I used – Kreaxions Punch #920 with no template.

Other Materials–Patterned Papers, Tag, Flower Die Cut, Arrow Die Cut, Banner Sticker, Brads–My Mind’s Eye; Buttons–Unknown; Flowers–Prima; Stick Pin–Making Memories; Fibers–Basic Grey; Pens–Sakura Gel Roll, Sharpie; Ink–Quick Cutz; Punch–Kreaxions #920; Lettering Template–Crafter’s Workshop

These layered borders were just what this page needed to make it shine!  Happy Punching!  Ginni Gass