Pebbles Night Night layout + super cute bonus project

Hi friends,
it's Lisa on the blog today.

I'm sharing a layout I made, using the adorable Night Night collection by Pebbles. This collection is baby themed and has a boy (blue and green) part and a girl (pink) part, but as you will see in my layout, you can totally use it for any other type of layout and theme. I also made an extra project with this collection, using the girl part... so stay tuned for more cuteness.

In my layout, I used a picture of a friend and I when we were at the beach in Italy two years ago. I used the boy part of the collection, because it's sea/water themed and I thought it would be a good fit for this picture.

I started this layout by drawing a whale on a sheet of white paper. Then I cut out the different parts, traced them on patterned papers (1, 2) and cut everything out. I assembled the different parts of the whale, stuck it to another piece of paper and stitched all around it, using matching threads.

From one of the patterned papers, I cut out some waves, following the lines on the paper. Then I also cut out some clouds and stitched around them. I matted my photo on some scraps of patterned paper.

When I had all my pieces ready to go, I placed everything on my page how I liked it and then I glued everything down.

I chose a lot of different pieces from the ephemera pack, the cardstock stickers and puffy stickers and placed them in different spots of the layout.

I finished the page by adding the title using the gold thickers (girl part) and by splattering a little bit of gold spray on the page.

I really love how this turned out. It challenged me to think outside the box and look for different ways to use a collection.

Now on to my second project.

When I was scrolling through Pinterest on day, I came across a super cute 3D paper bunny. I loved it and immediately thought of the adorable Pebbles collection. So I wanted to make one like that and adding some strings with cute stuff hanging from it, like a dreamcatcher.

So I came up with this.

I found the printable on Pinterest. I cut it out, traced the shape on some patterned paper and cut out again .Then I glued the bunny together and stuck it two big ovals, that I cut out with my Silhouette.

I created some tiny flowers using one of Paige Evans' flower cutfiles and glued them to the head.

Then I chose different pieces from the ephemera pack, and placed everything on three strings of thread. When I was happy with how it looked, I stuck all the pieces to the thread using tape and then I attached the strings to the bunny head.