Every little girls dreams of being a princess—heck, who am I kidding–I am still dreaming! What would your crown look like? I envision mine with sparkles and the color pink! What would yours look like?
Crowns–they are so formal and official! I remember the days my kids would come home from school on their birthdays wearing a special crown! It made them feel so important! So, let’s make them feel special when we add those memories to their scrapbooks by using the Crown Border Maker Cartridge.
Princess Crown Border:
To create this border you will need:
- White Cardstock
- Hello Baby Girl Paper Pack
- Pastel Pink ABC/123 Stickers
- Custom Cutting System with Ovals
- Fall In Embellishments
- Border Maker System with Crown Border Maker Cartridge
- Black Pen
- Foam Squares
- 12-Inch Trimmer
Step 1: Cut White Cardstock to measure 12″ x 2-1/2″.
Step 2: Cut pink paper to measure 12″ x 2″.
Step 3: Cut mint green paper to measure 1-1/4″.
Step 4: Cut bow border from border paper.
Step 5: Layer the strips of paper.
Step 6: Cut a mint green oval using the outside of the small CCS oval with the blue blade.
Step 7: Cut a yellow oval using the outside of the small CCS oval with the red blade.
Step 8: Layer ovals, and adhere to the border.
Step 9: Add a title using the Pastel Pink ABC/123 Stickers.
Step 10: Punch a crown border along the edge of the pink paper. Cut to create crown. Adhere the pearls to the tips of the crown.
Step 11: Use black pen to doodle along the edges of the oval.
Happy Birthday Crown Border:
To create this border. you will need:
- Cranberry Cardstock
- Royal Blue Cardstock
- Year To Remember Paper Pack
- Navy ABC/123 Stickers
- Achievements Embellishments
- Border Maker System with Crown Border Maker Cartridge
- Foam Squares
- 12-Inch Trimmer
Step 1: Cut Cranberry Cardstock to measure 12″ x 2-1/2″.
Step 2: Punch crown border from the edge of Royal Blue Cardstock. Cut to measure 12″ x 2″.
Step 3: Cut ornage chevron paper to measure 12″ x 1″.
Step 4: Cut striped paper to measure 12″ x 1/2″.
Step 5: Layer the strips.
Step 6: Add a title to the border using Navy ABC/123 Stickers.
Step 7: Add star embellishment.
Class of 2016 Crown Border:
To create this border, you will need:
- Cranberry Cardstock
- White Cardstock
- Achievements Paper Pack
- Achievements Embellishments
- Achievements Stickers
- Border Maker System with Crown Border Maker Cartridge
- 12-Inch Trimmer
- Foam Squares
Step 1: Cut a piece of White Cardstock to measure 2″ x 12″.
Step 2: Punch a crown border along the edge of the black patterned paper. Cut to measure 1″ wide.
Step 3: Punch a crown border along the edge of the polka dot paper. Cut to measure 1″ wide.
Step 4: Cut a piece of Cranberry Cardstock to measure 1-1/2″ x 11-3/4″.
Step 5: Adhere one of the border strips along one edge of the Cranberry Cardstock.
Step 6: Adhere the other strip of the corwn border along the other edge, but making sure the crown points are in between the previous.
Step 6: Trim away any excess paper using a scissors.
Step 7: Adhere to the top and center of the White Cardstock piece.
Step 8: Adhere the embellishments to the border using foam squares.
Torn Paper Crown Layout:
To create this layout, you will need:
- Year to Remember Paper Pack
- Year to Remember Embellishments
- Navy ABC/123 Stickers
- White Cardstock
- Border Maker System with Crown Border Maker Cartridge
- Black Pen
- Foam Squares
- 12-Inch Trimmer
Step 1: Punch a crown border along the edge of White Cardstock. Trim this piece to measure 8″ x 10″. Crumple in your hands.
Step 2: Adhere piece of “paper” to the layout.
Step 3: Cut photo mat from the green paper to measure 5″ x 7″.
Step 4: Cut photo mat from the red paper to measure 4-1/2″ x 6-1/2″.
Step 5: Layer the photo mats, and adhere a 4″ x 6″ photo.
Step 6: Use the black pen to draw lines and journal on the “paper”.
Step 7: Adhere the embellishments to the layout.
Step 8: Apply title to the embellishments using Navy ABC/123 Stickers.
So, have you thought about what your crown will look like?
Happy Scrapping!
Melissa