Hello and Happy Thursday to you!
Just dropping off a couple of layouts I recently created!
I need to prove to you that I'm still scrapbooking after all my 'big talk' about getting my mojo back!!
LOL, JK!
But I did and I have so I would like to share.
Both layouts were created for Scrapbook.com Challenges (click on images to enlarge):
Just dropping off a couple of layouts I recently created!
I need to prove to you that I'm still scrapbooking after all my 'big talk' about getting my mojo back!!
LOL, JK!
But I did and I have so I would like to share.
Both layouts were created for Scrapbook.com Challenges (click on images to enlarge):
"You Look Dapper"
Top journaling strips; "Hey Grammy(*)...Do I have something on my face?"
Bottom journaling(under the title):
"The way Hamlet typically looks after being outside."
For the "November Scrap Your Pet" challenge.
No twist (chevrons).
"Are You Scared?"
Journaling: "Halloween 2014: Adam and Jessica joined us in scaring
trick-or-treaters this year.
Left to right: Adam, Joseph, Jessica, Madison, and David"
For the "November Ugly Paper" challenge.
The ugly paper is the B&W BG and the white paper with the different colored sunbursts (large circle behind the group photo and there's a piece poking out of the top of the green BG).
The ugly papers weren't really that difficult to work with since, to me, they weren't ugly at all.
I also used two of the embellishments that were given to me: the brown & white decorative circles at the top left and bottom right of the layout.
Great layouts! I am in love with Hamlet. He could not be cuter. Those scary clowns... (shudder). And I agree that those aren't ugly papers. You got off easy on that one!
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Love love love these!! Hammy is just ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous pages!! LOVE how you used Dapper Dan for Hammy!! And the clown page with the colors and fun title is perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteThose clowns are scary!!!! Great layouts though (despite the scare factor--haha!)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing :D Keep that Mojo going :)