{Family Hay Ride} (11/19/16)
Hello again! I'm back with another layout created using a sketch...shocking I know. I am really enjoying using sketches. I find that it saves me a little time when I sit down to scrap. And since I am usually doing 12 other things at the same time, it also saves my brain a little. Anyway, this sketch it from Sketch N Scrap #116. Here is the sketch:
I thought this is a cute sketch and great layout design. But I had scrappers block when I went to actually create my page. I had a picture in my head of what I wanted to do and not one single idea worked how I wanted it to. I started to make a video but changed the layout so many times that I just stopped trying to record. But finally I came up with something and I really like how it turned out. Here is my layout:
The photo is of my family on a hay ride at the pumpkin patch. We were having a great time together. I tried to pull out some of the colors from the photo but also wanted it to pop. I didn't have any other photos that I wanted to add to this page so I chose to use cut aparts for the 2 little photos on the sketch. I also chose to eliminate the bottom cluster because I felt that it would be too busy. Overall I'm really happy how this turned out!
Here is a list of products I used:
- Background: Colorbök
- teal heart paper: Fancy Pants Millie & June
- wood grain and grey diagonal stripe: Crate Paper Craft Market
- orange and red layers: Crate Paper Wonder
- teal ombrè layer: My Minds Eye Cut & Paste
- collect beautiful moments cut apart: Maggie Holmes Bloom
- text print: Maggie Homes Open Book tag
- heart: Amy Tangerine Plus One
- presently tag and butterfly wood veneers: Scraptastic (I believe)
- pink tab: American Crafts
- pink outlined label: Dear Lizzy Polka Dot Party
- Sequins & Vellum: The Paper Studio
- wood alphas: Freckled Fawn
- Ink: Hero Arts Soft Granite
- ampersand die cut: Teresa Collins Something Wonderful
- ticket: unknown manufacturer
Thank you for visiting! See you again soon!
1 comments
Cute layout. Love all the layers, the colors and the veneer title
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