Hello Friends!
I have to start my layout series with one of my favorite layouts ever! It's not because it is the prettiest, perfectly embellished or was some momentous occasion. It's because of the story and my creative nature! This is a layout from my son's baby book. Yes, it's completely uncoventional, but it makes his book special, just like him. He was 5 months old and this was his first time trying solid food, well... rice cereal. I had so many great photos that told the story without words. I wanted to show the story with the images. So I started at the top left and flowed around the page and onto the following page.
I needed to work through the fact that our wall was red at the time and gave the Cereal Killer title a little more gore than I wanted for a baby book. So I created the embellishments to match the boppy seat he was sitting in. Also I added used white and black to create drama.
What have you done lately where you stepped out of the box or your comfort zone? Please comment below and share your layouts on my Facebook Fan page: www.facebook.com/EmilyCTMH
The products I used and the Cricut cuts:
-Art Philosophy Cartridge: Journaling block: <Rctngle8> 3", Layer <Rctngle8> 3"
-Making the Grade Cartridge: "Cereal Killer" letters at 1"
-Ribbons & Rosettes Cartridge: Brackets at 2 1/2"
-Going Places Cartridge: Arrows at 1 1/2"
-Take a Picture Stamp Set C1440
-Teal, Black, and White Cardstock
-Black journaling pen for the pen work on the arrows and journaling
April Stamp Of The Month
Look for a week long series this month using this stamp set. I hope it will give you some ideas for projects, cards and layouts of your own! I am just loving the hot air balloon right now, so trendy!
Only available in April!
This stamp set will be yours for only $5 ($17.95 value) with a purchase of $50.
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Thanks for stopping by!! Have a great Wednesday!
That is so cute!! Visiting from UBC! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I had fun making it!
DeleteReally clever, Emily. It's interesting to see your thinking process about the creative decisions you made. Fun how one idea spawns the next.
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