That's my little sister, Dawn, and her husband was looking through her childhood photos and said she looked like she just tooted in all of the pictures! The Echo Park papers that came in this kit were perfect for this page, don't you think? Fun colors, cameras, those number tiles--just what I needed for this page.
Here are a couple of details... I outlined the letter stickers to give them definition. The letters--both the larger ones and the squares (which also came in white)--are from Echo Park's Playground collection and came on one sheet. The little banners are from one of the patterned papers. There's a whole sheet of them, so you can use the one sheet for multiple layouts.
These fun cameras are cut from a patterned paper--a whole sheet of them, so I have tons more to use for later layouts. I added brads to the buttons for add dimension.
These number tiles came on a sheet of paper, again, a whole sheet of them. I thought the numbers would be a fun accent to signify the numerous photos with Dawn's "tooty" look. The tiny brads are by Queen & Company.
Thanks for stopping by and looking at my page!
9 comments:
Always such awesome pages, Debbi! Thanks for showing, too, how contemporary, bright colors CAN be mixed with photos from the '60s and '70s and still go together to make a good-looking, cohesive layout! I've been hesitant to do this, but you've blazed the trail, so I know it will work!
i love the lo. the colors are awesome and you made it so fun with the strips and embellies. wow!
This is ADORABLE! and hilarious!
You really did a wonderful project with this line...stunning.
Beautiful layout, love your details.Those photos are great against the bright colors!
Great layout, and funny too!!
I love how you cut out the cameras...I must get that paper!
More inspiration as always :)
I wish I had thought of such a brilliant design with that strip of negative diecut!! sigh... I didn't use mine!! LOVE LOVE how you worked it, seriously awesome!!!! AND WHAT a story! lol.
Love this gorgeous fun layout! So beautiful and bright! :)
this is amazing too, debbi. and look at all the white space!!!
beautiful work again.
~j
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