Sketch #24 was a nice straightforward one photo LO. I stayed pretty loyal to it, just moving the heavier embellishment to the upper left and then filling in some quiet space up there with the title.
Corina would be proud... I fussy cut a second piece of the gorgeous paper from the Memory Box Tinsel pack, added some leaves and layered the cut-outs on top of the first piece to get some dimension. TFL.
I love how sometimes a title comes and it is just right and fun at the same time. I like to play with words and so besides the adorable photos the title is my favorite part of this one. I made the panel of photos smaller to fit my page but otherwise stayed pretty faithful to the sketch. The beautiful paper is MME Follow Your Heart - Be Amazing and the tones were just right for the photos.
Double the fun with #22... I did it once with one photo and a second time using both photos as per the sketch.
For the first one I replaced one of the photos with the title block. The patterned paper is MME Six By Six Honey Cake. Again pretty simple letting the adorable photo take focus. The colours are a little off because of the scan (the little orange flowers actually do match).
For the second one I used two photos and they are pretty stinkin' cute! I carried the jaggedy teeth through the LO with the zig-zag stitching and border strip. The paper is Lilybee Design Happily Lost - a little girly? for photos of a boy but the colours worked. TFL!
Kind of cool that I will have this stack of 28 LOs at the end of this journey... they are already making quite a stack and there are still over 7 more to go (if I count the missed one!).
This one was another multiple photo LO but I decided to go for it and followed it pretty closely and kept it simple. The paper is from the Jillibean Soup Watermelon Gazpacho 6x6 paper pad and I pulled out another older Sizzix font Graffitti. The rubon flowers are from Basic Grey and I added patterned paper centres to tie them in with the rest. TFL.
More sweet photos that were waiting for inspiration - I gave my niece the Snow White costume for her birthday and it was a definite hit! I had fun with diecuts on this LO and with double sided paper (sometimes the decisions are difficult!). I used a larger photo in place of three of the smaller ones which draws the eye and helps overcome the business of the page a bit and then had to add the third photo to one side (the kiddies are so small against that door it is darling!). The patterned paper is MME Mischievous, the goopy dripping border is a Martha Stewart punch (Drippy Goo) and the diecut cat and raven are from CottageCutz. TFL.
