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Celebrating the 4th of July with Sizzling, Stacked & Savory BBQ Burgers - Stampin' Up! BISTRO BURGER

Updated: Aug 16

For Grillaholics like me, the Fourth of July is not just a holiday but a chance to display my barbecuing prowess. What’s on the menu? Burgers, of course! And the bigger, the better. I’m talking about sizzling, stacked burgers with loads of savory flavors! For today’s layout, I’m capturing those mouthwatering memories.


Materials Needed:


• Cardstock & Patterned Papers


BASIC WHITE 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 CM) CARDSTOCK for layout and inner photo mats

BASIC BLACK 8-1/2" X 11" CARDSTOCK - Trims and photo mats

• CTMH Enjoy the Ride patterned paper for the checkered print - For center square shape.




• Stampin’ Up! Markers:




Creating the Layout:


This layout is super fun and easy to make! To help you with visual placement, I snapped a photo on top of my CTMH mat. The measurements and additional instructions are below.


1. Background:

Start with a 12x12-inch Country Woods dark wood color cardstock.


2. Trim and Photo Mats:

Cut 1/4” x 12”, 1/2” x 12”, and two 4” x 6” pieces of black cardstock.


3. Square Shape:

Cut an 8 1/2” x 8 1/2” piece of checked pattern paper for the diamond shape. Ink edges in black ink.

4. Stamped Fries: Cut a 5” x 15” piece of white cardstock and stamp second-generation fries around the paper.


5. Assembly:

• Add the 1/4” trim piece to the far left of the page.

• Add the second trim piece to line up 6 3/4” from the left-hand side of the page.

• Place your stamped fries to line up with the right-hand side of your page.

• Position your checkered pattern paper at an angle to cover most of the wood paper.

• Place your photos on top. Note that the photo on the right will be only slightly tilted to line up with the stack of burgers. The photo on the left will be angled to follow the line of the checkered paper.


6. Burgers and Fries:

Stamp, die-cut, and color your burgers and fries. I cut out 8 burgers.



7. Die-cut Tray:

Use the same wood color for the tray you used for the background. The photo above shows how I cut the original 12x12 piece to get it. Only 2 inches of the fry paper is glued to the wood grain paper.


8. Title:

Create a title that reflects the theme.


9. Journaling: Handwrite your journaling in the bottom right under the basket, or use an Avery see-through 2x4 label and type it.


Conclusion:


This layout was super fun to create. But after looking at burgers all day, I suddenly got a craving for a sizzling, stacked, and savory burger! So off to the grill, I go! I hope you enjoyed this layout, and if you decide to make it yourself, please share it with me in the member’s gallery. I can’t wait to see what you have made!


Happy grilling and scrapbooking, friends!

April - This Chick Loves Paper


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Celebrating the 4th of July with Sizzling, Stacked & Savory BBQ Burgers - Stampin' Up! BISTRO BURGER

We are celebrating the 4th of July with Sizzling, Stacked & Savory BBQ Burgers - Stampin' Up! BISTRO BURGER is a 12x12 single-page scrapbook layout featuring favorite BBQ moments and family gatherings. Get inspired with our detailed guide and materials list for a perfect patriotic page.



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