Once again this week the design team is using my Silhouette cut files! It's amazing how a single cut file can be used in so many different ways! Today's stunning layout was made by none other than the uber talented Stefanie Ried!
Hello and welcome to a new project! Have you tried the new cut files by Paige Evans at Silhouette? For my layout I have chosen some cut files with flowers. I think they are sooo beautiful. They are so versatile and you can create great projects with them.
First I downloaded the cut files "Poinsettia Background", "Flower Background", and "Flower Cluster". For this I used Paper 01 and Paper 08. I chose the color combination apricot, pink, white, and gray. Turn the Page has so many beautiful papers that fit perfectly.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgkYI5C8vHXHV4yBrN5Liw7noZaJ0Houj21aAHVF9EnBLgWO2KPNbmMSxADBso1OIMMvzqnkay6Qp-HeoesQPvJly86Q9JaRnkIl45A4UzElBQG2S_VwCBXfg55olaYulZqx1Za09NRh6SF/s640/SteffiRied_LayoutCutfiles_2.jpg)
Then I cut the flowers with the scissors still at the welded places. This was for me the simplest solution to get the individual flowers. Certainly there is also a possibility within the program. I have to experiment more :)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh4uuvvVnGuBR3dVYgMZps377sndLuihBDIZAp0BL3tIBLVqmZPBDF3XMzmuW01ICa8IQ1WLRsWjS5CV4QjS9WsUK3hNPeONi8ShRkEuTD0kzt-fhFyZ33vrmDtQdd7bA5zIrVpqLOE4z1A/s640/SteffiRied_LayoutCutfiles_3.jpg)
I have painted some single flowers with watercolors. Next I attached the flowers. From white cardstock I cut a frame with my trimmer. The frame serves as a contrast to the flowers and the gray background so you can see it better.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhARw-ISAqeWSrXNvD6zY0fNlpBc-HOpOs5y6U2Lx8FJ2XVR1pqcDcPDh2R3bdUlgIkDYHEB4If4AS2Cd8KDJNu5c2CE4P1Ah_Ezntvt8ZN0-aDs3go_CBXFhzzsUMyUSZ8U6KLnNt9dbzG/s640/SteffiRied_LayoutCutfiles_4.jpg)
I attached the photo and Stickers with yarn. In the end I wrote the title and journaling in the middle. I hope you like my layout. Until next time! :)
First I downloaded the cut files "Poinsettia Background", "Flower Background", and "Flower Cluster". For this I used Paper 01 and Paper 08. I chose the color combination apricot, pink, white, and gray. Turn the Page has so many beautiful papers that fit perfectly.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgkYI5C8vHXHV4yBrN5Liw7noZaJ0Houj21aAHVF9EnBLgWO2KPNbmMSxADBso1OIMMvzqnkay6Qp-HeoesQPvJly86Q9JaRnkIl45A4UzElBQG2S_VwCBXfg55olaYulZqx1Za09NRh6SF/s640/SteffiRied_LayoutCutfiles_2.jpg)
Then I cut the flowers with the scissors still at the welded places. This was for me the simplest solution to get the individual flowers. Certainly there is also a possibility within the program. I have to experiment more :)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh4uuvvVnGuBR3dVYgMZps377sndLuihBDIZAp0BL3tIBLVqmZPBDF3XMzmuW01ICa8IQ1WLRsWjS5CV4QjS9WsUK3hNPeONi8ShRkEuTD0kzt-fhFyZ33vrmDtQdd7bA5zIrVpqLOE4z1A/s640/SteffiRied_LayoutCutfiles_3.jpg)
I have painted some single flowers with watercolors. Next I attached the flowers. From white cardstock I cut a frame with my trimmer. The frame serves as a contrast to the flowers and the gray background so you can see it better.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhARw-ISAqeWSrXNvD6zY0fNlpBc-HOpOs5y6U2Lx8FJ2XVR1pqcDcPDh2R3bdUlgIkDYHEB4If4AS2Cd8KDJNu5c2CE4P1Ah_Ezntvt8ZN0-aDs3go_CBXFhzzsUMyUSZ8U6KLnNt9dbzG/s640/SteffiRied_LayoutCutfiles_4.jpg)
I attached the photo and Stickers with yarn. In the end I wrote the title and journaling in the middle. I hope you like my layout. Until next time! :)
SUPPLIES: TURN THE PAGE: Paper 01, Paper 07, Paper 08, Ephemera Die Cuts, Chipboard Stickers, Ribbon; Cut files: Poinsettia Background, Flower Background, Flower Cluster
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Such a BEAUTIFUL frame with flowers!! Everything Steffi makes, I want to make too :)
This is STUNNING! LOVING how you 'hung' the photo from the frame!!!!!
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