Scrapping Outback - White with a twist

thanks  Scrapping Outback February Challenge.

WHITE WITH A TWIST, What a wonderful colours to work with. When i saw it , i knew exactly what i was going to do.

2 weeks ago,  i drove away with friends to Casino, New South Wales. I knew there  was a swimming pool where we  were going to stay and had my outfit all ready for the morning  photo  shoot,  taken by my friend Natalie. all was going to plan, photos taken of pool and me.  and then we ended up late for class,  seeing as we were all late ,the only seats left were in the middle, will make sure im early next time so we all can  sit  on the outside looking in , all was good though.  everyone knew we were from Queensland with the proper time  set. 

Today , i have used ,Kaiser  White  card stock and then with the new Kaiser Net template ( stencil)  fishing Net. rubbed over with my finger, 

i have used Inka - gold  -cobaltblua

  Colour Blast  colour paste - singing the blues and deep water, dont these just smell divine, have to remember  they are not for eating

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while waiting for it to dry, i have inked the Lazy days  chipboard from Fab Scraps DC 64 007 , with Drew drop Brilliance rocket red ink and then  placed glossy accents over it and let  to dry, Its good now & then to have like a detash, in the cupboards,  one finds amazing things, that i have forgotten about,  when i have soo much stuff, and found  these cute  button  adhesive from Mod Designs alphabets and rub ons.  out fell a ball and some flowers, i must have been planning on doing something with these to all fall out at the same time ,so now to put to this layout and its done with.

the Welcome to Paradise is a journalling card from Kaiser, 

I have  put  glossy accents and some paint to  acetate &  put the  Casino over the top when dry to give a watery effect, and placed some  clear dots around to give the effect of  water , i will have to buy some more of these,  as they were my last lot. when im at the craft show. 

hope you enjoy this layout, as much as i loved creating it this afternoon

until next time 

jacqui