Fairytale Scrapbook | Digital to Dashboard




Making travelers notebook dashboards are quickly becoming one of those things I HAVE to do when I'm feeling crafty.  There's something about creating a girly, bright and cheerful visual entry into a section or at the start of your planner.  I really helps set my mood!



So when I saw this free printable on the Fairytale Scrapbook Club Blog I snatched it up and got right to work!

Since I loved the 'Girly and Strong' collection so much I had to buy a digital edition to my already depleted contents of the physical version.  I printed out (with my laser printer) the word cut files which were the basis of the gold puffy stickers in the physical kit, onto clear matte sticker paper.  Then, I foiled them in a bright greenish blue that is almost perfect for the kit colors.



After the fun foiling, I began work on the design of the dashboard!



I ripped off the bottom of my summer card which I had resized for the dashboard and then attached another printed heart paper from the kit.

To add more texture I glued a bit of blue fringe and topped it off with some more kit paper, washi tape and more clear slickers.  You can see at the top of this picture I used the foiled stickers as a background shadow for the gold puffy stickers included in the kit!


I then added a few more fun elements before inserting in my clear dashboard insert!  It was a quick fun project that I'm excited to see when I'm flipping through my planner!

Thanks for stopping!
Kim


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