The photo is too small to read the journalling, but these are photos of my son who was terrified of the deep end only weeks before this trip! Apparently he conquered his fear in Florida!
Here is a close up of the pockets. Mine are decorative, but they could be used to hold hidden photos or journalling.
Papers: Footloose (X7151B), White Daisy cardstock
Stamps: Footloose WOTG stampset (G1036)
Inks: Lagoon, Creme Brulee, and Chocolate
Embellishments: Lagoon Baker's Twine (Z1701), Wooden Badge Buttons (Z1703), Designer Ribbon Green Collection (Z1616), and Sweet Leaf Stitched Grosgrain (Z1383)
Other: Corner Rounder (Z578), Sanding Kit (Z1294), and Magic (9034)
For more inspiration, head on over to H2H and check out the fabulous artwork created this week by Design Team A, or click on their links here: Mary, Kelly, Caroline, Erin, Madeline, and Shirley.
If you want to play along, here is what you need to do...
- Use mostly Close To My Heart products, though it doesn't have to be 100%.
- Create your project, making sure to include beachy or swimming images.
- Post your project to your blog or other online gallery.
- Link your blog post to this challenge at H2H.
While your layout is really nice (my favorite paper from this book), I have to say that your photo's are really cool! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Cassandra. I took these pictures with my favourite and most useful setting - sports! It allows you to take continual shots and I love it for scrapbooking!
DeleteI agree with Casandra above--your sequence of photos is priceless! What a great way to commemorate both your vacation, and your son's milestone... Love all the edge distressing.
ReplyDeleteI love the details in these pages...thanks for playing along with us this week!
ReplyDeleteI love your layout, and I love that paper so much. As you can tell I use it alot. Good job :)
ReplyDeleteCute layout, great job! thanks for playing along with us this week!
ReplyDeleteGreat layout!! Love your use of the tags!
ReplyDeleteLove the layout and the story behind is awesome!
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