Need your SB help...PLEASE!

[44sun]

Ok...I'm trying to scrapbook our recent trip to WDW. For whatever reason I have it stuck in my mind that I want a wave border on the Typhoon Lagoon page BUT everytime I sketch one out, it looks weak. I have read a lot of great posts on this site & I trust someone out there can get me through this. Thank you.

 

[Spinning]

What i have done for water pages, I tear my paper and use several different shades of blue and try to get the paper that when you rip it you will see the white backing. I try not to stick with a straight line.
If you have ripped it is so much fun! Just rip towards you!

 

[Fire14]

I have a CM page cutter where one of the cuts does look like a wave. I'd be willing to cut you a piece of card stock with that pattern and you can use it to trace your wave on your page.

 

[44sun]

Oh wow! How nice of you! (I really mean it!) I think I have the template you speak of. What I'm picturing are big, mighty, dramatic waves. After much searching & thinking, not to mention the time @ Michael's looking at books, I believe I have a solution that combines a die cut shape, paper tearing & layering. I'm going to give this a go as I have spent way too much time on this page! Thank you so much for your input. I really appreciate it!

P.

p.s. My daughter is an Eeyore fan too! When we went to WDW I had to wash her Eeyore shirt every day so she could wear it!

 

[saturday97]

In case you want a short cut next time, there are some Karen Foster papers and stickers that look beachy and hand made. I found them at Stickerplanet.com under companies and then under Karen Foster.

 

[44sun]

Thanks for the tip saturday97! I'll check it out. I've been out of the loop with SBing for a couple years (tisk, tisk) and forget where to look for resources. I finished on Saturday with these pages & am very pleased! Thanks for the help everyone! You're great!

 

[pattyT]

I fit still looks 'flat' to you -
try using chalks to enhance it!

 

[44sun]

I have to smile...that's exactly what I did! Thanks!