It's a fact - we love the sun. We love spending time outside on a sunny day. We love to take pictures when the sun's lighting is just right. And, now, we love to add sunshine to our cards and scrapbook layouts! Put on your sunglasses and come see how our On Trend Team has interpreted the popular trend of adding sunbursts to a project.
Practical Scrapper Wendi Robinson created a sunburst out of pattern paper and added stitching across the rays for texture
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Practical Scrapper Mary Pat created a sunburst using the Silhouette and backed the negative space with pattern paper.
Practical Scrapper Cathy created a layered sunburst with the Bazzill Sweetwater Lucy's Crab Shack line!
Practical Scrapper Malika made a summery card with a Silhouette cut sunburst and an Epiphany Crafts epoxy.
Practical Scrapper Lanette covered her whole layout with a burst pattern.
Practical Scrapper Danielle de Konink made a sunburst pattern for the background and handstitched all the pieces together. She chose her photo for the dreamy effect created by the shining sun.
Practical Scrapper Nicole Laha cut sun rays freehand from patterned paper and adhered them behind her summer photos.
Practical Scrapper Lisa Peeples used fun sunbursts to make a cover for her journal she created to record her crafty ideas and sketches.
Practical Scrapper Kerri created her sunburst with Crate Paper's Emma's Shoppe Collection. She inked the edges of the pink/red sunbursts to highlight them.
Practical Scrapper Marcia Dehn-Nix used a Sunburst only on the top half of her layout and used stitching and sequins to accent it.
Practical Scrapper Krissy Clark McKee used patterened paper from Pretty Little Studio's Nature Walk Collection to create her fall-themed sunburst that she accented with stitching, paper feathers, hearts, buttons, and sequins.
