When we were in Spain I found myself constantly photographing street art. Murals, door art, graffiti. My camera was FULL when we came home.
One of my favorite images was this door. As soon as I saw it I knew I had to emulate it on a scrapbook page.
Today I finally had a chance to play around with the GORGEOUS Gossamer Blue August Kits and Add-Ons.
I found these BasicGrey wood shapes in the August Main Add-On Kit and knew the triangle was perfect to use as a template.
I chose seven double sided papers and got to work tracing triangles.
When I cut them out and assembled them (using the photo above for guidance) here’s what I came up with.
A sprinking of embellishments here and there, a doily, and a cluster or two…and voila!
I’m so happy that I finally got that idea out of my head and onto paper. And that officially wins the weirdest way I’ve ever been inspired to create a scrapbook page. A door in Spain.
How about you? What’s the most random inspiration you’ve ever found?
Ciao y’all!
xo
Diane Knott says
Let’s see, you just combined a quilt pattern and a scrapbook page…this may have to be my favorite layout EVER. You are awesome!
abbeyviolet says
That’s awesome. Love it!
Christine Campbell says
That’s awesome Steph!! Love it!! Great idea!! I’m using Pinterest a lot these days for inspiration. Can always find something on there that ‘speaks to me’. LOL
Candy says
Seriously artsy! I tried to create a feel of India for a scrapbook page with pictures filled with WWII images my father took while serving in the China-Indian theater of the war. It was really hard to take those rather unique images and evoke them in design on paper. But I love using this concept whenever I can.
Jo says
Absolutely love this! I’ve always liked these hearts made from triangles but never thought of making it into a layout. Great idea!
ginny says
Great layout! I was inspired by a cargo ship once. I loved the bright turquoise & clean white of the ship. The logo was in orange – I can’t remember the name of the ship,but I couldn’t wait to get home & scrap.
Linda E says
Gorgeous page! My sister has a serious shoe collection and several pairs have been the source of inspiration behind the cards that I make!
Kate says
Lovely!
CJ says
I remember a brilliant t-shirt advertising Guinness that I saw some chap wearing in the street. I stared quite a lot – it was black with circles of picture and text. Very striking. I managed to refrain from photographing him! Your layout is lovely, and the picture is wonderful, worthy of such a good page. CJ xx
Margie Visnick says
It’s beautiful! Inspiration is everywhere if you look!
Jill says
Every bit of this = love.
Jill says
P.S. Don’t you dare stop scrapping. Ever.