Express yourself

Hey there! It's Devra here today. I'm sharing this project using the new Spin Out cut file. This is such a great cut file. I couldn't wait to use it.

We listen to a LOT of music in my house. All kinds of music. This particular night,  my husband put on this Madonna album. It's not one we listen to a lot. It reminded me of when I first listened to her, and how many good songs she has.  Anyway, I thought this cut file was the perfect choice to share this little story.  I love that I could give it a literal interpretation, but still have it be fun and quirky.

I backed some of the circles with Amy Tangerine Shine On patterned paper to add extra color and pattern, some I left alone. Since I used only patterned paper, they still have a smaller pattern behind them.

I layered a few embellishment clusters as well. The cut file is such a statement on its own, I didn't want to over do it.

There you have it. These cut files are so fun to use. We want to see what you make with them too!  Be sure to share your The Cut Shoppe projects in our Facebook group!  See you next time.

Seek Adventure | Marsha Farris

Hey friends!  Marsha here with you today sharing a fun layout in my traveler's notebook.  I used the Spin Out cut file, a new design available at The Cut Shoppe.

To create my layout, I used mainly the On Our Way collection by Fancy Pants- from the December 2018 Clique Kits.  I love the colors and travel theme of this collection, and thought it would be perfect to document a trip to the aquarium from last Spring Break.

I chose to cut out the cut file using the rainbow paper from this collection.  I love the way this cut file looks using the rainbow striped paper!

I layered some tags, added puffy stickers, and did some stamping to complete the first side of my spread.

For the other side of the layout, I layered some patterned paper behind my photo.  Next, I added several circular elements from the ephemera pack, stamping on some of them.

I stamped the date on a file tab and added some journaling on a tag and slipped it behind the photo.  To finish off the page, I added some enamel dots from my stash.

Thank you for stopping by today!