My new font love... Sabella

If you've been reading my blog, you know about my font love. Well, today, I have a new love. Sabella.

I bought this font in a bundle from thehungryjpeg.com (it was a great deal, btw, and I have big plans for some of the brush fonts). I couldn't wait to start using it. Because it's an OpenType font, there are lots of contextual alternates and ligatures to make for BEAUTIFUL titles on the Cameo.

Here's the one I made for my most recent post over at shopevalicious.com:

The c and the s are both alternate characters, so have that extra swoosh to make it look really cool. I'm also addicted to three layer titles. :)

And here is how it looks on the layout:

Props go to scrapbookgeneration.com for having awesome sketches, from which this layout was inspired.

Evalicious Supplies:  puffy letters and puffy stickers, wood veneers, snipsnip labels and tags

Other Supplies:  Sketch - Scrapbook Generation, patterned paper - WRMK Notable / Noteworthy, cardstock - Bazzill Basics, font - Sabella from http://www.thehungryjpeg.com/the-fontastic-font-bundle

Marquis de Larios

So, here's the REST of the story... (aka: what I did with the title file I made on my last post)...

 I'm working with some of the new Evalicious "This Way" travel themed goodies this week for a contest being held on Instagram (go check it out NOW, if you haven't already... you could win a $30 eGC... @ronascraps).

I used the one page sketch from the March 2015 edition of Create Magazine (published by Scrapbook Generations as my jumping off point. A new sheet of Echo Park paper (Jack and Jill) matches the Evalicious line so perfectly.  Another of life's little joys--when I find a new line of paper that matches my goodies).

The flourish was super skinny, so I ran the Cameo on the slowest setting and was veeeerrrry careful pulling it off the cutting mat.

The sketch called for a row of tickets, but I'm more of a cluster girl myself, so I grabbed a ticket die, and cut a few dies out of cardstock and faux-cork paper.  I did cut thin strips of actual cork to create a border for the white interior.

This was a fun layout to make, and came together super quickly (...uh... once the title was done).

Rona

Evalicious Supplies:  faux cork puffy letters, This Way Snipsnip labels, This Way Large Tags (journaling block), This Way badges, This Way Puffy Stickers V1, This Way Puffy Stickers V2, This Way Puffy Stickers V3, This Way Wood Veneer V1, This Way Wood Veneer V2

Other Supplies:  Sketch - Scrapbook Generation, patterned paper - Echo Park Jack and Jill - Jack, Fancy Pants (The Good Life-Labeled), Washi tape - Little B, cork - Quickutz, tickets - Tim Holtz die and stamps, ink - Ranger, cardstock - Bazzill Basics