Chesteville Three Ways

Hi Lovelies,

Today's post is a bit of a unique one!

We're showing you three different ways you can use the same paper range.

We have created a Mixed Media page, Layout and Mini Album

using 'Chesterville' by Blue Fern Studios.

The 'Chesterville' paper acts as the perfect background or base for any project.

The neutral, earthy colours and patterns will suit any photos and embellishments.

All three projects are very different. To see more of each project and how it's been created,

simply click on the picture!

The first wonderful creation from this range is a Mixed Media layout.

This layout focuses on focusing on lots of colourful embellishments and uses

the amazing Tim Holtz Distress Oxides to create a frosted layer over the Chesterville paper.

This layout features the page 'Bretton' which has been

softly inked to change it to the desired colour. The coordinating Blue Fern

flowers have also been used and come in various colours.

Finally we have a gorgeous Mini Album that incorporates muted green and peach tones.

The Chesterville paper adds texture and patterns to the album

whilst allowing you to personalise the page with your own

colours, papers and embellishments.

The 'Chesterville' range includes 10 double sided pages that are

waiting in store for you to take home and turn into something beautiful.

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