The Art of Layering:: A Scrapbook Tutorial by Wilna Furstenburg
We never really get enough about layering around here: I could layer different papers every day and still love looking at how another crafter has layered their details. Today please welcome someone with her own gorgeous style of layering: Wilna Furstenburg. We will be layering cut files from iheartstudio) with chipboard and paint. In this video, Wilna will show you how she approaches a scrapbook layout and work on it until everything feels just right. I hope you enjoy! -S.
| Wilna Furstenberg is a artist and scrapbook designer that’s been in the business since 2006. She has designed for Manufacturing companies like Making Memories, Jenni Bowlin and October Afternoon. Currently she doing a weekly Scrapbook technique series on her blog, designing products for iheartstudio and is a Garden Girl on Twopeasinabucket. Wilna is the teacher of the hugely popular Artclass One and Artclass Two available on 2peas. She lives in Canada with her husband of twenty three years, three teenage girls and two mini schnauzers. You can also find her on Instagram and Youtube. |  |
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20 May 2014, 06:15
Fantastic layout!!! and fantastic and clear video!!!
20 May 2014, 06:37
I think this is a lovely spread—just perfect with that picture. thank you for sharing your process.hugs, julierose
20 May 2014, 07:57
Stunning and inspiring layout as always Wilna :)
20 May 2014, 19:58
Love this Wilna and all the cut files!
21 May 2014, 05:09
Wilna, you are a genius! Love it :D
21 May 2014, 07:05
Love, love, love this page and this look into your process! Love the hot glue on the photo!!!
21 May 2014, 08:26
Wilna – thanks for keeping us entertained here @ Shimelle ! Always love your videos and your quirky sayings :-)
21 May 2014, 10:13
Love the page and your videos. I adore that they are “real” and not sanitized so we get to see that even super talented scrapbookers who do this for a living don’t always get everything perfect the first time or change their mind about things. And of course, I love the accent. Many thanks.
21 May 2014, 15:02
I love your videos. Your creative process is inspiring and you are pure entertainment. Thanks for making me smile.
22 May 2014, 14:51
thank you darling Wilna, always appreciate a chance to see your process.