Below are samples of how the Design Team at CottageArts.net used the Floral Medley Page Pak to create fresh layouts. Purchase HERE.

Roseanne Miske creates a gorgeous Mother's Day tribute layout with the use of filters. On the strip on the right she used EyeCandy 4000 Weave Filter, and the Alien Skin Splat filter was used to help create the torn edges. The font is CK Bella.	Beth Ervin was thrilled to see the flower element of the Floral Medley Page Pak coordinated beautifully with the flower on her niece's shirt. By adjusting the colors, Beth personalized this layout and also created a custom tag from the papers and elements of the page pak. In addition to using the Floral Medley Page Pak, she also used: Eyelet from Lazy Days page pak Small vellum mini tag from Simply Vintage CD Brad from Simply Kids CD Safety pin free download in past newsletter
Michelle Shefveland made an involved mosaic page with only elements from this rich new page pak using some favorite spring photos of Rachel and some accent photos in the mosaic.  Look how she cut the ribbons, lace, and beads to fit the little squares.  She made the squares by resizing the papers to about 2.5 inches each, so more of the papers' patterns were evident.	Michelle Shefveland created a simple page with just a few elements from CottageArts.net. In addition to using the Floral Spray paper and Gold Scroll Border accent from the Floral Medley Page Pak, she also used the Tulip Sentiment Tag from our Simply Stated CD.
Marie DiRaimondo showcases stunning floral and scenery photos. By using a soft brush, she erased the edged for a smooth blended look. She also created a torn edge to the paper by cutting away a section and painting over the edges with white.	Doris Castle uses the kit to display a heritage photo of her grandmother. She used portions of the Bead Chain over the photo to give it a look of wrapping around the photo. She also applies a wave filter (as discussed in the March Simply Digital Plus newsletter) to make the fuzzy fiber seem more realistic. By creating multiple mats with the papers of the Floral Medley Page Pak, Doris has created a sense of height and draws attention to the focal photo.