For the G & H page, I used a sketch from Brenda Ragsdale and rearranged some of the elements to fit the larger photo and the double title. I was also inspired by Kelly's mood board challenge to add the branch and, since this is an end of the school year present for a teacher, it seemed perfect for a "school's out' themed challenge!
For the "I" layout, I used Make It Monday's Sketch #60 from the Memory Nest, and had a great time adding some die-cut elements from my Cricut. Just an FYI, it probably isn't politically correct to call Native Americans Indians anymore, but I did not have any ice cream pictures to use for "i", and this photo was so cute, so hopefully no one will be offended!
Victory Level 2 papers
Cashmere, Chocolate, Olive & Honey cardstock
Cashmere, Outdoor Denim, Chocolate & Olive ink
Outdoor Denim marker
Steel Grey marker (Zig)
Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge: title, branch, trees, sun
Cricut Chore Chart cartridge: pencil
Cricut Artistry cartridge: teepee, arrow
7 comments:
What a fabulous idea and such wonderful pages. Thanks for using the sketch from The Memory Nest.
Each of these is wonderful! What a great gift! I especially like the torn edges on the bottom of the second layout. Thanks for sharing with us at The Memory Nest.
Oh my goodness what a super special album for his teacher! Absolutely love the layouts and great job incorporating the branch! I love that idea! Thanks so much for joining the Scrappy Friends this month! :)
Great LOs! Don't fret, they were Indians before political correctness turned them into Native Americans. Love the photos and the diecut you used!
An alphabet book--how cool! and the pages are just great! Thanks for joining in at the THE MEMORY NEST!
These pages are fabulous!! LOVE the idea and your designs!! That teepee is so cute! I think I for Indians is great because this photo is so cute!!! Thanks for playing along with tMN. Hope you will join us again soon!!
Great layouts and wonderful job with the sketch! Thank you for playing along with the Scrappy Friends Challenges!
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