This page is called Last First, as the photos were taken on the first day of my daughter's senior year~ her last first day of high school. I used Adirondack Paint to stamp in the uper & lower corners. I also used silver ink to stamp 'enjoy the journey'. The smaller photo is double matted and mounted on foam dots to elevate it.The fabulous embossed metal strip was made for me by a dear friend. The brown shape next to the photos is the high school mascot, an American Indian head. I always put items representing my daughter's personality and likes on her pages. She loves Peets tea so my painted cardboard is a cup sleeve. I added her initial, and the butterfly fit perfectly on this LO because her word for her senior year is 'evoluer'! (evolve,change,grow like a caterpillar to butterfly). I also used discarded gum wrappers to punch tiny silver hearts....Miss R chews gum everyday! LOL~
There is a quote by O.W.Holmes written on the edges saying, "A person's mind, once stretched by a new idea, never regains it's original dimensions."
Rogue Redhead Designs is offering a sweet set of stamps for a random winner. Come play!
Love the bows!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Great techniques!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous daughter; gorgeous page. Love the bow and framing. Great quote and title.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout Shawn! What a great challenge and prize!
ReplyDeleteShawn...Love the inspiration layout for Bellas! Your daughter is beautiful! Great photos of her! I love how you incorporated the Peet's tea cup sleeve..it has great texture (did you use a texture plate..or do they come that way...kewl)..love the inking on the edges of it. The Indian head to the side it sweet! Love the balance of it with the photos. Metal piece is way kewl! Love that your page has the "green" elements of gum wrapper stars ...etc! Love that you personalize it to what your daughter likes! Great pins, bow and trinkets! Fabulous Layout! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh Shawn...this LO is wonderful! Your daughter is absolutely beautiful too! It's hard to believe how fast they grow, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteShawn this is one of the best lo's that I've seen. You never cease to amaze me. I always look forward to what your next project will be!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is so precious, looks just like Mom!
this is such a striking page--the colors and techniques make for a beautiful composition
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love that you used things that your daughter loves and made them into embellies-super creative and beautiful!
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