Mixin’ It Up with Mix & Match Rainbow Border Ideas

Once again, Creative Memories has created a collection mixing and matching beautiful Crayon-box colors. This time we have brilliant shades of Orange, Blue, Yellow, Green and Pink. These papers and embellishments are endlessly versatile and will make your page layouts and projects come to life when you just need that certain pop of color. Try these borders out, check out the variations that follow and then see what you come up with!

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To create these borders you’ll need:

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Blue Border 1: Swell Ribbons

  1. Make a mark at 2-1/4″ on the blue brush-marked paper; align (centered) on the swell edge of the decorative trimmer and cut. This is your base.
  2. Punch a teardrop lattice border with White Cardstock and adhere to the straight edge of the base as shown.
  3. Align (centered) the blue floral paper at the 1/2″ mark on the swell edge of the Decorative Trimmer and cut a strip. Repeat so you have two floral strips the same size.
  4. Align (at the top) the small floral-on-white paper at the 1/2″ mark on the swell edge of the Decorative Trimmer and cut a strip.
  5. Mount the strips to the swell edge of the base as shown, overlapping, with the floral strips “sandwiching” the small floral-on-white strip.
  6. Add floral embellishments with Foam Squares.

Blue Border 2: Daisy Divide

  1. Cut a 2-1/2″ x 12″ strip of blue floral paper for the base.
  2. Cut a 2-1/4″ x 12″ strip of polka dot paper and add to the base. Cut a 1-1/4″ x 12″ strip of striped paper and adhere on one side of the polka dot strip as shown.
  3. Using the Dancing Daisies Border Maker Cartridge, punch a border with blue floral paper. Adhere it down the middle of the border, dividing the polka dots and the stripes.
  4. Top with floral embellishments using Foam Squares.

Blue Border 3: Dewdrops

  1. Cut a 2-3/4″ x 12″ strip of gingham paper for the base. Cut a 2″ x 12″ strip of small floral-on-white paper and add to the base.
  2. Punch five times at regular intervals using the Dewdrop Punch and plaid paper. Trim to 2″ x 12″ and adhere on top of the floral strip.
  3. Punch five dewdrop flowers with solid blue paper. Mount between cutouts to the border using Foam Squares. Add floral epoxy stickers to the middles as shown.

Mix & Match Variation: Color Swap

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You can easily create any of these borders in a different color just by swapping out paper packs. Shown above from left to right: Blue Border 1, Orange and Green.

Mix & Match Variation: Mix & Match Twist

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Just like it says, any of these borders take on a fun twist when you mix & match papers from the different Mix & Match Paper Packs. Shown above from left to right: Blue Border 2, Orange/Pink and Green/Yellow.

Mix & Match Variation: The Sky’s the Limit!

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When you combine the Mix & Match papers with any of our other fabulous product collections, the sky is truly the limit! Here, the Blue Border 3 design on the left is followed by one combining Mix & Match Yellow and the Sun-Kissed collection, and then Mix & Match Pink and the Little Lamb Baby Girl collection.

With the Mix & Match collection, the sky’s the limit… let’s see where YOUR your imagination takes YOU! Comment below and tell us which one is your favorite!

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11 thoughts on “Mixin’ It Up with Mix & Match Rainbow Border Ideas

  1. I think there is a typo in the Daisy divide. The polka dot paper should be 1 ¼ inches wide not 2 ¼.

    1. Alexandra, I actually did cut that piece 2-1/4″ and then placed the striped piece on top of it. Your way would work equally well, I’m sure! Thanks.

  2. I love the borders but I would really like to print this blog and I can’t. I have accessed this blog from 2 different computers/systems and nothing ever happens. I can’t copy and paste either. Can you send a pdf?

    Love the combo, I just would like to be able to reference paper copy and use the ideas again and again.

    Thanks

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