We're happy to have Paige Evans back on our scrapbooking blog today with another fun idea for using the Legendary collection! If you missed her first project (with full tutorial), make sure to check it out HERE.
Hello crafty friends! Paige Evans here on the Pinkfresh Studio scrapbook blog with a new 12x12 layout created using my Legendary collection! I love using many patterned papers on my pages and a fun way to use a lot of them is to roll them up and for this layout I turned them into candles! 15 of them to be exact to celebrate my son Fox turning 15!

2. Make (15) - or however many you’d like! - rolled paper candles. To begin, trim 1¼x5” patterned paper blocks from scraps of 6x8 patterned papers. To get the roll started, run the paper blocks over the corner edge of your table surface, this gets them into a curved shape. Continue rolling the paper block into a tube and secure the ends with ¼” double-sided tape.
3. Adhere the candles in (3) groups of (5) coming up from (3) 3x4” photos on the background. Attach the bottoms of the photos with foam squares to be on the same level as the dimensional candles.
4. Hand cut “flames” from the yellow triangles 6x8 paper, glue one above each candle, and draw the wicks with a dark gray pen.
5. Trim off the top “UNFILTERED” sentiment from a chipboard sticker then tuck it above the left photo.
6. Tuck the upper tag part of a die cut above the middle photo, overlap with a red “FOR YOUR PAGE VIBES” chipboard sticker, then write journaling on the tag with a dark gray pen.
7. Slide a red “too many tabs open” tab puffy sticker up under the top edge of the right photo.
8. Place a mint sentiments fabric border underneath all the photos. Create a title with blue puffy alpha stickers below the fabric border on the left side with a light blue enamel dot between the words. Place a mint scalloped “GOALS, GOALS, GOALS” fabric border on the right side.
9. Add a square rainbow striped border journaling spot die cut overlapping the lower part of the left and middle photos. Fussy cut numbers from a 6x8 paper then add them to the journaling spot to designate the number of years “young” the person is turning.

























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