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March Layout of the Month

Hi Lovelies,

Today I'm sharing with you the wonderful double layout for this month's Layout of the Month!
Helen has selected Ultimate Craft's stunning 'Bohemian Bouquet' range to create two pages filled with beautiful hand-dyed flowers, elegant laces and intricate fussy cut designs.


This layout uses one of Helen's signature techniques of hand-dying flowers. This is a wonderful way to ensure your embellishments co-ordinate with your chosen paper range and create a seamless finish.


How gorgeous is this lace and ribbon combination?! The muted tones of the flowers, lace and papers used in this layout will perfectly suit any of your photos!


The layers of patterned papers, fussy-cut designs, hand dyed flowers and lace work perfect together,
creating a high impact layout without distracting from your photos.


Helen has selected a few sentiments and words from the 'Bohemian Bouquet' pages to add to her layout. There are so many sweet verses to choose from, so feel free to mix and match to find some that perfectly suit your occasion!


If you love this layout we do have some kits avaliable for purchase at the shop!
Every month we release a new kit in our Layout of this Month series. To ensure you never miss out on these popular kits, contact one of our lovely ladies to join our pre-order list!




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