Nov 26th 2012. Snow in Canada. THE moment i had been waiting for (let's be honest, i didn't go there for the beaches!). Obviously, i had to take a picture of my feet in the snow. And obviously it had to be one of the first photos i would scrapbook.
First thing i did was create the layering of paper that would create the frame for the photos and the title. I had also picked a pink background (from Amy Tan Ready Set Go collection) and was planning on adding mist and gems. Which ended up being a total failure. I did not like that final layout. Part of me didn't care. It had taken me so long, i din't want to start all over again. And part of me knew i HAD to do something.
So i took my frame and went looking for a new background. Found one. Decided some stitched arrows on the top would be lovely. Stitched a few. Then a few more. Obviously, it took forever. But i loved it. Added a few flowers and stars. And that was it. A layout i loved.
Who said scrapbooking was simple, eh?
What a fun layout and fun paper. Blessings,
ReplyDeleteLove this! Especially the embellie clusters.
ReplyDeleteLove how you added to the background paper with the stitched arrows.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout...love how you stitched those arrows.
ReplyDeleteLove the stitched arrows!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!!
It is absolutely lovely! and it's so good to hear a bit of honesty about scrapping too - I think we all have days when it doesn't turn out the way we wanted
ReplyDeleteFun"feet" photo of the snow. Great idea. Love how you stitched those arrows...i just have to take the time!
ReplyDeletethose arrows are awesome - well worth the time and effort :)
ReplyDeleteGreat layout love the background paper and arrows :)
ReplyDeleteLovely layout! I adore those little stitched arrows! Definitely on my list of ideas to scraplift. Thanks for sharing your beautiful page!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I totally love the stitched arrows! Fantastic! A great way to use that paper. And I've had to give up on a background before, it's frustrating but always worth it in the end! x
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