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Gratitude Bullet Journaling | Patricia November 4, 2019 07:00

Hello Everyone! I am posting on the blog today to share an idea for my gratitude journaling for the month of November in my Canvo Notebook.

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I used a combination of JustNick Cut Files along with other stencils and stamps to get my journaling started. I first used the TN Fall 2 negative from the leaf design to create my background.

TN Fall 2

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I added more stenciling, and then stamping to my background to build layers. For the focus, I used the Thankful Cut File and backed it with pattern paper and vellum for the hearts so there would be a little see-through.

Thankful

I created a layered, colorful start to my gratitude journal on the left side. On the right, I will start journaling, but also love to create or extend the theme. I used the Leaf Grid Background as a stencil in the center of my page, then added Photo Tabs 1 at the top. I plan on using a Photo Tab and the Leaves 5 on each page.

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I won't journal something everyday. I like the idea of doing it weekly. That way I don't create this as a mandatory to-do, but to reflect during the week and identify things to be thankful for: big or small, really anything!

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So my journal is off to a good start and I think it is doable, keeping it to a weekly gratitude journal rather than daily. Using the cut files as is, as masks or stencils really helped create layers to my journal while keeping it relatively flat too. I will be back later this month to show how I have progressed!

Fall for you - Johanna Valayer October 23, 2018 07:00

Hello girls,

I'm back today with a TN layout. I wanted to document this photo of my dog and I which was taken when we went for a stroll. I thought that the Maggie Holmes collection Willow lane would be perfect for this and I am pretty happy of how it turned out.

For this layout I used the "Leaf background" cutfile. I knew that I only wanted to use it on one page. As the page with the picture would be simple, I added a paper in the background of my cutfile.

Then, I backed up the leaves with some papers of the willow lane collection and for 2 of them I used a gold glitter paper. As this page was enough busy, I just added a beautiful puffy sticker on the center.

For the other page, I just backed up my photo with some papers and embellished around with some stickers. ( How awesome are the transparent stickers from the Willow lane collection? Really need more of them! )

I added my title and some splatters of gold color shine and that was done!

I hope that you have enjoy, see you soon xx

TOGETHER | Nathalie DeSousa April 18, 2018 07:00

Hello Friends and Fans!

It is Background week here at the Just Nick Studio blog! There are so many beautiful designs to chose from, but i think every layout that i have created lately carry my creative wish for Spring, which means, I used a lot of bright colors to create this page using a kind of "fallish" background from the store.

For this page, I shrunk the 12x12 Leaf background to fit at about 6x12 in. I simply moved the limits of the lines so that the entire cut file fit the new size, and then cut it out of white cardstock.

While the cut file was being cut, I created the background using some VIcki Boutin acrylic paints and crayons. But then decided to bring life to the white cardstock, and chose to apply a combination of gold and iridescent paste on top of the leaves.

To bring more of Spring to the page, i chose Maggie Holmes Flourish collection, and added a few of the IN BLOOM die cut images to back some of the large floral ephemera pieces. A bit of vellum was used to back these florals which add to the softness of the page.

All the florals encase a picture of my sisters with my kids and my niece and nephew. I just added a few embellishments and a title to this page, and call it done!

Just loved the final look of the page. The die cuts are nicely accented by the colorful background and ephemera pieces. Now if only Spring would show up!!

Remember to stop by the JustNick Studio store to check these and the many new cut files available,

As always let me know if you have questions on how this came together.

See you all soon!

Fall Blessing May 28, 2016 07:00 1 Comment

Hi there Just Nick fans!

It's Tarrah back with you and today I am sharing a new scrapbook layout that I created using one of the amazing background cut files in store.

It's finally Autumn/Fall here in Australia and since I haven't yet used the Pink Paislee Cedar Lane collection I thought this was the perfect chance to use some of it!

I love how the colours in the patterned paper pop against the white cut file. I used a fairly plain patterned paper for the background.

I used a few of the embellishments in the Cedar Lane ephemera pack to embellish this layout with this photo of my son and I from just the other day!

I kept my title fairly simple so I didn't cover up the background cut file too much.

Thanks so much for stopping by the Just Nick blog today!

Happy cutting and creating!

Give Thanks November 19, 2015 07:00

Hello JustNick friends!

Marcia here today. Wow! Only one more week until Thanksgiving here in the USA. This year I have so much to be grateful for. I have a wonderful family including a new son-in-law. We have a beautiful spacious home that we are currently sharing with the newlyweds so they can save up some money to buy their own house. We are all relatively healthy. I decided to scrap a family photo with the Imaginisce Give Thanks collection. Since my photo was taken in the fall, I wanted to create a background of colorful leaves with the new JustNick Leaf Background digital cut file. I am thrilled at how it turned out ...