Product Spotlight | Chipboard Pieces

The chipboard pieces in the "Golden Hour" Documenter Kit are the perfect embellishment for any page! With great sentiment for accompanying journaling or photos, this bright and happy chipboard set is great for all your summer documenting projects. Check out all the ways the Creative Team members are using the chipboard pieces from August's kit in their projects this month.

Neela let this month's chipboard pieces shine on her spread, August - Fort Wayne, by including them on five of her cards! We love the diagonal line she created across her page using these embellishments and how they guide the viewer's eye through the page. 

We can't get enough of Lisa' simple scattering of chipboard pieces on her project, Imaginary Worlds. The large "seeker of everyday magic" piece is the perfect complement to her journaling. 

On her project, October 2017, Kelly put a fun twist on her "clear eyes // full hearts //  can't lose" chipboard piece by cutting it into two pieces and putting in into two pockets. The "currently" circle adds a fun pop of color to her black and white photo and the "yes to this" piece completes her page. 

Make your chipboard pieces work for you like Sarah did on her project, July 2018 Documenter Spread. By stamping and cutting out seal stamps from the Around Here stamp set, she created her own dimensional embellishments with colorful borders. 

Candace used her chipboard pieces to add some fun pops of color to her mostly monochromatic spread, Magic Is All Around You. They're the perfect finishing touch for her project. 

We love Marie's use of several of the chipboard pieces on her project, Summer 2018, but our favorite would have to be the tone-on-tone technique she used in the upper right and lower left pockets. The result is stunning! 

There's so much you can do with the chipboard pieces in the "Golden Hour" Documenter Kit. What do you plan on doing with yours? Post your creations in the gallery and add a link in the comments. We can't wait to see what you'll make!