So for this round Shawn offered up two sketches for us to choose from. I love them both but only had time to do one so I chose this one:
And created this:
I just loved these photos of my oldest and youngest together, so much that I did some fun stuff with them in photoshop before printing them out. So I wanted them to go on a special lo where they were highlighted. I chose a white background so the darker (not quite as dark as they are here, winter, bad light sorry) photos would pop more and just did a little embellishing with the adorable Moxxie Wee Ones line.
Here I used the Wee Ones die-cuts and stickers and did a little bit of outlining with a green marker.
Here I layered the Love ticket onto another pp that I hand cut to be slightly larger but the same shape. I used foam adhesive to make my own 3D embellishment. Then I used 3 more stickers but popped the butterfly with foam adhesive as well.
I added the die-cut border, drew my journaling lines using a ruler and added my journaling. I also outlined the photos with one line of green marker, a little easier to see in the top close up.
Simple but effective. Thanks so much for stopping by! If you like what you see I'd love for you to become a follower and don't forget to check out the rest of the new dt and Shawn's awesome sketches Here.
:)Ange
Supplies:
Nuts About sketches - sketch
Moxxie - die-cuts, pp, stickers
paper studios - cs
stampin up - markers
adhesive - tombow, ek success
So pretty! I love your photos. The sun shining on the little one's blonde hair is lovley!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, Ange!! Your photos are precious and your work with that sketch highlights them beautifully!! <3
ReplyDeleteGreat job working with the sketch - the layout is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page! I love the soft pastel color palette and the photos are so sweet. Thanks for the inspiration! =)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Gorgeous layout & photos. Dark or not they are adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteI think the photos are wonderful because the background lighting gives your children a halo effect. So nice to see your own handwriting in your journaling. Gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by my blog, it was truly apprecited. Melinda