Elin made such an interesting sketch--so fun to work with! I flipped the sketch horizontally to accommodate the orientation of my photo. I used a Studio Calico kit (Metropolitan), along with a few things from my stash, to make my page. We've been having rain-rain-rain, so I had to take my picture indoors, and it's not the best picture in the world. That's my nephew in the picture.
I haven't journaled yet, but I plan to write some stories on the back about how ever since he was an itty-bitty guy he was so smart.
Here are a few details. I always save the label that comes on the paper bag from Studio Calico because they're so cute, and that's what I used in place of the rectangle at the top in the sketch. I've been on a mission to incorporate old stash on my pages. Those 3 words that I stitched over "Studio Calico" in the center are "Words to Go." Remember those? By K&Co? They came in a Chinese take-out container and there were about 5,000 words and phrases in there! The "workbook" and "schoolhouse" bits came off of the tearstrip of an October Afternoon paper that was in the kit.
That tab at the top is also really old. It's an old stencil definition tab by Autumn Leaves. I still have a whole bunch of them. I didn't have room or the whol thing, so cut it in pieces and tucked part of it here and part on the side.
Those Maya Road kraft doilies are so cool! They came in that Studio Calico kit. And how fun are the BasicGrey brads? "The rest of the story" was from a Cosmo Cricket tear strip.
Love the "pi radius squared" brad! When I was almost finished with my page, I felt I needed something yellow on the ticket to fill in the space and go with the yellow polka dot Crate Paper print, and I found these little Heidi Grace metallic dots in my stash.
You should go see what the rest of the team did with this fun sketch--awesome work over there! I hope you'll play along. You'll have lots of fun, and you may just win a prize from Vicky Alberto's Etsy Shop, our September sponsor.
Thank you so much for stopping by and reading about my page today!
17 comments:
ooooooo i love it and what a handsome dude. and smart on top of it. winning combo like your page!
What a great job on that sketch, Debbi. Your page is beautiful!
Alicia
Fab take on this sketch! Great color combo for a solid masculine page! Finding the balance between boyish and manly for pages of young men is really tough so I appreciate it!
Gorgeous Debbie. Love your take on the sketch and a fab photo to support it. I love too reading your descriptions of your close ups as I go.
I LOVE this layout! Is the flower like doily thing a stamp? If so, can you tell me which stamp? I love it!!! I will probably scraplift this. I hope you don't mind. ;-)
This is such a wonderful take of the Sketch Debbi, love the boldness of the yellow against the teal.
Great take on that sketch, love the pic and the masculine layout, hope you are well, take care, Doreen x
This is fab Debbi! I really like what you did with the sketch and the colors...perfect for a boy lo!
Love this one Debbi! Great take on the sketch & lovely photo too - the colours are great!!
I do love that interesting sketch!!! terrific indeed and your take with a few circular items really make the page POP!!!!! What a GREAT mix of products, that yellow and white dots paper, wowser, looks so good here :) cute page!
Gorgeous page Debbi! Great design and I love all the fun details. The combination of strips and circles at the right hand side of the page looks so great.
You're doing such an amazing job of using up your old stash..it all looks fabulous. A super interpretation of the sketch, lovely colours and beautiful details all round. :)
This is awesome! I love it! :)
Thanks for visiting!
I love your LO! Very nice!
Just found your site and I'm blown away.......you are without a doubt the best scrapper I've ever Seen!
LOVE, LOVE your work!
This is a wonderful page and I love all the details!!!
You are such a talented lady!!!
Thanks for always coming to my blog and leave so many nice and sweet comments.
You make me a very happy person.
I wish a wonderful weekend.
Kisses and huges from Brazil
Cynthia
I hope all is well...I know you are back to school, and probably so very busy, but I miss seeing your layouts and your inspiration :)
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