I love to scrapbook and I usually do it based on a set assignment, which is totally fine by me because I always have plenty of photos to scrap and it's usually good to have an assignment as a starting point so I know what to focus on. But...sometimes it's great to have a "anything goes" assignment, which is what I was given for Little Yellow Bicycle this month.
I had been dying to play with the Fern & Forest Boy collection but with a girly spin so I did just that.
I snapped this photo one day when we made an impromptu stop on our way home
from a trip to stop and look at the beautiful Texas wildflowers. We hadn't
intended to explore the fields but dresses, shorts and flip flops didn't stop my
girls from getting a little rough and tumbly on the HUGE hay stacks.
I decided to super-size the photo on the layout to help visualize through
the design on the page, just how big the haystacks were. I framed the photo with
the canvas banner and border and then pulled the page together using stickers
that help tell the story along with the journaling.
Supplies: PY-104
Poppy Field Damask/Aqua Script, FNB-409 Whimsical Words/Brown Multi Dot,
FNB-435 Cardstock Stickers - Favorite Pieces - with thermography and embossing
(32 pieces), FNB-440 Cardstock Stickers - Fresh Verse - with thermography and
debossing (43 pieces), FNB-579 Chipboard Shapes - with thermography (30 pieces),
FNB-501 Canvas Stickers (15 pieces), VS-305 Paper Crafting Kit (66 pieces)
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4 comments:
Great layout. Love the colors and the large picture. Aren't those impromptu stops and pics sometimes the best. Would love for you to stop by and share on Whimsical Wednesday.
Awesome use of this line Heather! And I love the angle on your photo and that you made it a large photo on your layout!
Great photo! I have that collection too and haven't used it. Thanks for the nudge!
I really love how you used this large photo on your layout--SO cute!
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