So here we are at #6. I have really tried to use as much of the kit as possible. But I am having a hard time using the snowman wood veneer and that cute snowball fight wood veneer (and I love them!). I am soooo NOT a winter outdoorsy person, hence no snowman building on my part, nor snowball fighting. But who knows, there is a storm brewing and maybe something will occur that is photo worthy, scrap worthy, and worthy of me being out in the cold!
For this page I used the Studio Tekurek Peachy Christmas paper (it looks like a snowstorm to me) on a light blue-ish gray cardstock and then layered pieces of the Scraptastic exclusive snowflake paper and cut up pieces of the Hall Pass vellum from Webster's Pages under the photos. Tucked in a punched piece of the My Mind's Eye wood grain (they make the best wood grain papers). I found a stray piece of off-white cord and tied that around the page and then it was just a matter of using up a few more of the stickers from the Echo Park Warm and Cozy sheet that was included in the kit. The last thing I did was spatter a bit of Black Velvet (Heidi Swapp) ink on the page. Nothing but the cord and the cardstock came from my stash on this one! Did a little outlining with a black pen and added a wee spot of journaling.
These were older photos that I pulled off a (truly awful) page I did years ago. (Yep, occasionally I take apart older layouts, not often. But this was a monumentally bad page that did not convey the winter cold and gray feeling I was looking for. This page just feels better to me (and I think the photos are happier here too!)
stay warm, scrap often
Cheryl
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