Hello and happy wednesday folks!
It's been a pretty sombre week.
I took monday off in deference to the horrific events in Boston.
I will be making a page and showing it here on friday but basically this is a moment to pause and reflect-
to be introspective and respectful-
to cherish your loved ones and give whatever you can-
a moment to spread the light.
Talking scrap, it's been a busy couple of weeks for me.
I was trying to come up with two SPECTACULAR scrapbook pages for my Maya Road Guest designer application.
By "spectacular" I mean pages that do the product justice and showcase my ability to use MR products especially straight pins, stamps, mist droplets and woodgrain.
Without further ado here are the pages I came up with:
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I found this print from my senior year in college- 1997! I spent my last semester in California and I remember how self conscious I was about my body. This was the only time I wore a two piece swim suit while there! Now I look at those photos and marvel at how thin and FABULOUS I was. I intended to use my Maya Road ledger stamps but when I saw the pure white rosettes I decided to go with a monochrome arrangement. I will be making another page for SURE! |
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Rosettes- I love them. I make mine using the Martha Stewart scoring board,
zip dry and mini paper clips to secure the ends while the glue dries.
Stapling also works but it's hard to staple smaller ones like these. |
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I could photograph the Empire State Building every day for a year and never get the same photo twice. This is one of my favorite things about living in Brooklyn hands down.
Here I was having fun with the indigo color trend and my Maya Road straight pins and wood buttons- can't have enough of either. |
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Once I stamped the background everything else just fell right into place- I LOVE it when that happens! |
I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
The calibre of talent that is out there is amazing.
Good luck everyone!
I hope to join you in a week or so. (toes are now crossed as well!!)
Michelle
These are beautiful. I love the wood grain and the white. Good luck. I am crossing all body parts that can be crossed for you!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photograph and page!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the story behind the photo "so young". I remember feeling the same way! Really super eye catching pages....especially the contrast of the woodgrain and the pinwheels!!! My love for the indigo trend...definitely the indigo heart and stamping!!!! The love chippie...perfect touch girlie!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the empire state scrap! It's awesome! Colors and everything!
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