My assignment for the blog this month was to work with the State Fair line, one of the two newest collections. As I was looking at this primary color palette, it immediately made me think of school photos which led me to some quirky photos I took of Morgan laying claim to the goalie box during Fall soccer.
A sports layout always makes me gravitate towards stars, so of course I had to break out the veneer and incorporate them into this layout as well.
A sports layout wouldn't necessarily make you think of hand stitching, however, but I used lots of it on this layout. I used the WRMK Sew Easy tool for my hand stitching. In between the stitches I added strips of patterned paper for pops of color.
The veneer alphabet is in an easy to use font, so I grabbed what I had left and used Hot Dog, a new color from Mister Huey, to change the color. In addition to veneer, blue rubon alphas were also used to create my title.
Supplies: Patterned paper - Tickets Please, Guess your Weight, Sideshow, Step Right Up; Wood Veneer - Alphas, Stars; Other - Sew Easy
The veneer alphabet is in an easy to use font, so I grabbed what I had left and used Hot Dog, a new color from Mister Huey, to change the color. In addition to veneer, blue rubon alphas were also used to create my title.
Laura also created a fun layout using State Fair. She says: "there isn't one thing I don't love about the State Fair collection...The colors, the versatility, and did I mention the butterflies?? Oh, and they go so well with kraft cardstock.
I love this photo of my little peanut, and I wanted to keep the vertical feel with turning the title vertically."
Supplies: Cardstock - Kraft; Rub-ons: State Fair Alphabet, Butterflies; Label sticker - State Fair; Other - Blue twine
I can't wait to see the projects you come up with when this line hits stores. Have a great day!
Your peanut lay-out is beyond gorgeous!!!!
Posted by: Cynthia | 02/18/2011 at 04:29 PM
SUPER cute, Dav! I love your unique stitches! I have a new machine that does these kind of things, but haven't really used it much yet. Now I am inspired to! I love the photos and how you always get the photos to shine!
xo
Danielle
Posted by: Danielle Flanders | 02/18/2011 at 05:01 PM
awesome pages :)
Posted by: ShellyJ | 02/18/2011 at 09:20 PM
In love with the Peanut page!
Posted by: Laura | 02/19/2011 at 08:25 AM
Davinie, you have inspired me to hand stitch again! Beyond beautiful page! Absolutely gorgeous peanut page Laura!
Posted by: Linda | 02/19/2011 at 10:12 AM
Darling layout, Davinie! I love how you used the Sew Easy tool to do those stitched lines. They're fabulous!
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