Today is my DT reveal for the first of the December challenges at Lasting Memories. Our theme this week is Home for the Holidays, and the challenge is to create a layout about a Christmas tradition.
My family always has a very low-key Christmas, and we don't have many traditions. One tradition we do observe is exchanging gifts, and every year I take some photographs of my daughter opening her presents. This is my layout share:
I'm sharing my layout at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge for their Anything Goes theme.
Scrapbook Fantasies is looking for layouts using mesh - I have used a piece of mesh from a produce bag (behind the title). I can't remember if this piece was from lemons, potatoes or onions! All of them come in those wonderful mesh bags and I love recycling the mesh on my layouts to add a bit of texture without bulk. I also used mesh recently on THIS LAYOUT.
2/1/2015: EDIT TO ADD... LINKING UP at Paper Issues for the Making it Merry theme.
Materials:
MAMBI Mixed Media patterned paper
Junkitz Girlz patterned paper
American Crafts Thickers - Sprinkles vinyl alphabets
Carolee's Creations AdornIt - Tiny Worn Navy alphabet stickers
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30 November 2014
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That's a lovely layout! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun page, love the pink. Thank you so much for playing along with us in the Anything Goes Challenge over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog this week :)
ReplyDeleteLove all that pink!! Low key is kinda nice to be honest. We went back to that a few yrs ago and we love it. No more running here, there, everywhere - we stay in our pj's all day if we want to!
ReplyDeletePerfect colours for your pic, your pretty daughter looks just like you!
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching and the drippy circles!
Karr
A great page Karen - we do low key too. So not into all the hulabaloo.
ReplyDeleteKaren, nice layout! We do not have many traditions either. We try to keep the holidays low key. I like the use of the mesh.
ReplyDeletegreat page Karen! love the colors and the elements, combination is awesome.
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