Do Something Layout

Matthew West has a great song called "Do Something" about not just sitting back and expecting God to solve all the pain and suffering in the world but actually getting involved in others' lives ourselves to help with their problems. It seemed like a perfect fit to use some of the lyrics on this layout featuring photos of my children helping out at our church's food drive. While creating this layout, I was inspired by a few tic tac toe challenges that gave me great ideas of items to add to my layout: the stamped and embossed title, the heart die-cuts, the rhinestone sparkles, etc. Love the finished product and hope you do as well.

The sparkles don't show up too well on my scan, so here's a little detail photo of the lower corner of the layout:

Recipe:
Extreme Caps (2009) & Background Builders (2019) stamp sets
Watercolor paper (Recollections)

Kraft & White Daisy cardstock

Vellum

Chocolate, Juniper & Pacifica ink

Brown marker (Zig)

Milepost Shapes die-cuts

Color Ready Kraft Borders

Juniper Washi tape

Color Kaleidoscope sticker (American Crafts)

Blue rhinestone stickers (Recollections)

Clear embossing power

Cricut Artbooking cartridge: hearts

Pattern: Stick It Down August single page sketch

Challenges: Joy of Sets #20 tic tac toe - used emboss + shine + triangle


Retro Rubber Challenges #140 tic tac toe - used die-cut + blue + washi tape

Tic-Tac-Toe Challenges #76 - used alphabet (stamps) + square (photo) + embossing (title)