12×12 – Tum Hi Ho

Aha! My 4^th Yuvreen piece… from SUVREEN GUGGAL of course. This one is of an off-screen picture of the lead actors – Shivin Narang and Smriti Kalra.

I used Got Sketch‘s Sketch 91 by Valerie Salmon. Honestly, I regretted not giving this page a two layered backing. I think it would have looked much better with a double layer backing. But oh well, what’s done is done. I tried to make this one simple with not too much embellishments, since I thought the main 12 by 12 paper is already too colourful. Adding in more things would be overdoing it.

BRANDS USED

• Jillibean Soup
  – (item #jbw1184) 12×12 patterned paper
• Sassafras
  – (item #60503) entwined blooms
• Sakura
  – (item #LRBP02) cotton lace
• American Crafts
  – (item #53069) green felt alphabets
  – (item #53251) yellow felt alphabets
• Prima
  – (item #891107) chalk ink: Rusty Keys
  – (item #891053) chalk ink: Raspberry Pie
• Stabilo
  – (item #88/57) blue pen
• Faber Castell
  – (item #180688B3) blue chalk-ink
• Buttons Galore & More
  – (item #BB71) orange button
• Scenic Route
  – (item #SRR381) ribbon: Afterthoughts
• Daiso Japan
  – (item #259) wavy ribbon

I made two simple frame corners for both the pictures after edging them all with orange chalk-ink by Prima.

A hand-made paper flower by Sassafras. And that’s… that’s a rub-on – “Embrace Life”. Honestly, I don’t know why I keep having trouble whenever I try to apply a rub-on. They never turn out perfect. *pouts* I guess I just do not have steady hands.

This paper flower is from the same Sassafras set. It’s actually two separate pieces, which I layered together to become one. I even detached the original yellow button and replace it with this orange one.

Thickers alphabet sets from American Crafts. They’re both felt versions; almost sponge-like. And the title, “Tum Hi Ho” is actually a soundtrack from a movie called, AASHIQUI 2. It simply means, “there’s you”.

See that yellow button there? Well, that’s the button I detached from the paper flower. I backed this part with crushed yellow paper, in which I later roughly inked with orange. As for the journaling part, it’s a stanza from another movie, RAMAIYA VASTAVAIYA.