Happy Friday! Can you believe that it is already June? Today we are introducing this month's guest designer, Janna Werner. Janna is scrapbooker, teacher, and mixed media artist. She has a wonderful, fresh, clean style, we are in for a treat this month! Here's a little more about Janna:
My name is Janna Werner. I am a 38-year old mixed media creative & online teacher based in Northern Germany. I've been scrapbooking since 2011, have been a member of different design teams, and have taught many online classes and workshops throughout Europe. I published a book called 'Paper Art' in 2014, have co-published a scrapbooking magazine, and designed scrapbooking products.
social media links:
website http://jannawerner.de
blog http://jannawerner.blogpost.de
instagram http://instagram.com/jannawerner
youtube http://youtube.com/user/uchtelmuchtel
big picture classes https://www.bigpictureclasses.com/users/Janna_Werner
bloglovin https://www.bloglovin.com/blogs/janna-werner-papiersalat-2226406
facebook https://www.facebook.com/papiersalat/
Now that you know a little more about Janna and where to find her, check out this week's project:
Hello crafty friends, I am excited to be Neat and Tangled's guest designer in June, I hope to inspire you with my creations.
The first project I would like to share is a scrapbooking page. As you can see, it is clean and simple with stamping, die cutting and heat embossed highlights.
I started by stamping the Falling Hearts onto white cardstock, added golden embossing powder and used a heat gun to melt the powder. Afterwards I attached the white onto a rose cardstock. The other stamp sets I used are Medallion Flower Builder and Heart Of Gold. The hearts and circles are cut out with the Scored Shapes Dies, I punched the shapes from patterned paper and from a stamped image, the big heart from the Heart of Gold set.
I cut some of the stamps apart, that is so convenient about polymer stamps... you do not damage them when cutting words and images apart - you get an even bigger variety like that.
Hope you liked today's inspiration!
See you soon,
Janna
I started by stamping the Falling Hearts onto white cardstock, added golden embossing powder and used a heat gun to melt the powder. Afterwards I attached the white onto a rose cardstock. The other stamp sets I used are Medallion Flower Builder and Heart Of Gold. The hearts and circles are cut out with the Scored Shapes Dies, I punched the shapes from patterned paper and from a stamped image, the big heart from the Heart of Gold set.
I cut some of the stamps apart, that is so convenient about polymer stamps... you do not damage them when cutting words and images apart - you get an even bigger variety like that.
Hope you liked today's inspiration!
See you soon,
Janna
