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Road Trip (Page 1)
Die Cuts by Hailey Jackson
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Supplies
  • Roadmap Paper (Paper Pizzazz)
  • Yellow and Gold Cardstock (Paper Reflections)
  • Light Blue, Brown, Beige, Red and Dark Gray Cardstock (Making Memories)
  • Van Die Cut (Making Memories)
  • Fun Serif Big R, O, A, D, T, R, I, P Dies (Sizzix)
  • Personal Die Cut Machine (Sizzix)
  • Medium Swirls Die (Sizzix)
  • Road and Wavy Border (Sizzix)
  • Pen Knife (Unknown)
  • 12" Trimmer (Fiskars)
  • Photo Squares (3L)
  • Circle, and Oval Cutters (Creative Memories)
Instructions

Building the Landscape
- Take the Beige paper and tear a line across the page to form the base of the mountains.
- Using scissors cut out a set of mountains using the Brown paper. Attach the brown mountains to your beige paper.
- Cut a light blue strip wide enough to fill your mountains to the top of a 12x12 page. I did not use a base page to attach my pieces to. You can if you would like to use a full page as a blank canvas. Because I was doing the two page spread, I wanted to save on paper.

Making the Sun
- Using my circle cutter I cut the corner of my yellow paper to form a quarter circle.
- I cut the rays for the sun using scissors.
- I punched the swirl using my Sizzix Medium Swirls Die on gold paper to finish off the sun. I adhered to the page using 3L photo squares and Sailor Glue.

Paving the Road
- Using The Sizzix Personal Die Cut Machine and the Sizzix Road and Wavy Border punch enough sections of road to cross your pages. Mine took 7 once I filled in the edges.
- Cut yellow strips about a 1/4" thick and a couple of inches long. Long enough to cover the length of your little roads.
- Using the back of your road die cuts, cut along the line in the center of the road making it wider so the yellow strips will show through.
- Adhere the yellow strips to the back of the wavy roads using your adhesive. I used Sailor glue in between the dashes I had cut. Once I had the yellow strips attached, I used photo squares to affix the road to the desert.
- Cut yellow cardstock to fill in the windows on the van and place the van too.
- A great journaling technique is to journal in waves along the bottom of the road, or across the top.

Titling it All
- Cutting a strip of the map paper I began to punch the letters to my title topper.
- Using the Sizzix Dies in the Sizzix Fun Serif Big Alphabet punch "ROAD TRIP" in a straight line so the map will read correctly (don't you hate it when you punch just one upside down?).
- Mount your letters on the red cardstock and then mat that with the map paper. Adhere the title topper to your page.

Placing Your Photos
- Using my 12" trimmer I cut a square and a rectangle using the brown paper, and then matted them on dark gray.
- Using my circle and oval cutters I did the same.
- Adhere the shapes to your page and you are ready for your pictures.

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