From the evidence items I used: kraft background, felt accents, paint splatters and retro. From the testimony items I used: say four things about your subject.
The inspiration photo made me want to do a layout that is almost just a single layer, so I stamped images on the kraft background cardstock. The tree and balloons were coloured with coloued pencils, with glossy accents applied to the birds. The circles, title block and little girl were stamped with chalk ink. I added some details to the circles with a white pencil. The candles and owls were stamped with Versafine Vintage Sepia. I splattered white paint on the layout and added some felt accents and a die-cut border strip.
This layout is actually part of a double-page layout. I had a bunch of photos from this occasion of lots of people I know longer have contact with. I don't really want to post such photos online, so instead I often end up not scrapping them at all. This time, I put them on the second page instead, which worked pretty well.
Love that balloon stamp. Coloured pencils look so great on kraft paper.
Glossy Accents on the birds.
Thank you for visiting!!
Anna-Karin
Supplies: Hero Arts: Wish Big CL567, Message Bracket K5570, Newspaper Owl D5562, Tree Trunk K5483, Three People LP204; Stamper’s Anonymous Tim Holtz Psychedelic Grunge; Sizzix Washer Border Sizzlits; Versafine Onyx Black and Vintage sepia; Versamagic Tea Leaves and Spanish Olive; Colorbox Cranberry; American Crafts felt accents; Panduro velvet hearts; Derwent coloured pencils; white acrylic paint.
You know AK I love how you don't shy away from the not so perfect photo and will use it anyway and create a beautiful memorable page. This is what scrap booking is about, whilst its nice to have that perfect shot, is it then a shot that was contrived rather than one that holds a memory. Love how you embellished and that cake in the photo looks awesome what sort is it?
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