Beech Tree {elements}

Beech Tree {elements} by Sara Gleason

Inspired by the spirit of everyday storytelling, documenting the details, and leaving a legacy, the Beech Tree collection echoes the intent of the Beech Tree album which I created to document "in the life" stories.  The Beech Tree {elements} feature cohesive, colorful pieces and classic story-centric pieces for telling those everyday stories.

This collection was creative to coordinate with the Beech Tree {papers} and Beech Tree {alpha} and the October 2013 BYOC here at The Lilypad but can be used with other palettes or to tell any story.

The Beech Tree element collection specifically includes:

• 2 journal cards
• 3 journalers (2 round, 1 rectangular)
• 2 frames (1 in layered format with photo mask and one embossed)
• 2 die cut paper pieces (1 chevron, 1 sentiment)
• 2 ephemera pieces
• 2 paper tidbit pieces
• 5 labels (who, what, when, where, why)
• 3 borders (1 chevron, 1 vellum, 1 hexagon palette)
• 3 ribbons (1 flat, 1 ric rac, 1 folded)
• 2 bows (1 polka, 1 plain)
• 1 zipper trim
• 1 "rating strip" (check-the-box-style "today was: meh, so fun, beautiful, hard)
• 2 time of day date bits
• 3 leaves (2 painted silk leaves, 1 paper leaf)
• 4 flowers (2 silk, 1 paper, 1 layered)
• 2 vintage beads
• 3 buttons
• 2 epoxy flairs (1 patterned, 1 pause button)
• 1 sequin scatter
• 1 mixed media paint splash
• 1 misted paint splash
• 25 different word art pieces (sentiments include: "moment captured", "made of: awesome", "celebrate the now", "the details", "documented", "everyday life", "everyday {extra} ordinary", "everyday joy", "everyday laughter", "everyday love", "everyday {matters}", "everyday wonder", "everyday routine", "everyday smiles", "I love this life", "noted", "real life", "recorded", "right now", "smile", "the story of today", "this moment", "today", "the why", "who what when where why")

Coordinates with the Beech Tree {papers} and Beech Tree {alpha}:

All products are created at 300 DPI for optimal printing quality. Please see my TOU for full terms. I hope you have fun scrapping your own stories with the Beech Tree collection!

Feel free to visit my blog: http://plantyourstory.com/ for more inspiration, story centric journal prompts, updates, goodies and news.

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