Grace found some older photos in her closet a couple weeks ago, and these gems were in the stash. I just had to scrap Mom's reaction as we revealed her Christmas gift!
Have you ever created a LO that you feel fell flat? That's what happened to me with this LO, and here is what I came up with on try number two using the number challenge (#32) over at ScrapFIT, the Scraplift "This" or "That" Challenge #3 at Scrap- Friendzy, and a stunning sketch by Ingeborg Dijkstra-Verbeek. (My first stab is in the previous post.)
Have you ever created a LO that you feel fell flat? That's what happened to me with this LO, and here is what I came up with on try number two using the number challenge (#32) over at ScrapFIT, the Scraplift "This" or "That" Challenge #3 at Scrap- Friendzy, and a stunning sketch by Ingeborg Dijkstra-Verbeek. (My first stab is in the previous post.)
1 piece of cardstock - black to mat the photo and journal box
2 types of alpha's - Title and journaling use different fonts
3 different embellies - Flower with rhinestone swirls, Rhinestone Dragonfly, and nearly 40 rhinestones adhered to the punched borders and flower.
4 patterened papers - Green, blue, flowered, and striped.
5 pictures - 4 photos of my mom and her new cat in the center and another of Coco at the bottom left.
Here is the LO I used for the lift from Scrap-Friendzy by the very talented Cheryl:
I like how Cheryl made the thin punched border across the page and then the partial thicker one below. I adore the circle distressed flower. I also water distressed and scrunched the one I created. Thanks for the inspiration, Cheryl!
Ingborg's Sketch:
I tried something new in making the pleated paper around the bracket frame cut paper. I appreciate the inspiration from the oh so talented Michelle Van Wyk. As soon as I saw this technique on one of her layouts, I knew I had to try it and really like the way it turned out!
~ BLESSINGS ~
Hy Tracey, I loved your cards. Hugs.
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