In the center of the Tower of London is the White Tower, the original building William the Conqueror had constructed in the 1070s to bring the fierce and fickle Londoners under his control. One of the main exhibits inside is the Line of Kings, a massive display of armor that opened in the late 1600s. We took lots of photos of this exhibit, but I decided to put most of them in pocket pages, so my journaling about the history of the White Tower and the collection will also be in the pocket pages. For today, I just scrapbooked the exterior of the Tower.
Recipe:
Live Inspired, Distressed Backgrounds, Lucky & Friendship Alphabet Small stamp sets
Color Kaleidoscope papers (American Crafts)
Glacier, Linen, Black, Chocolate & White Daisy cardstock
Glacier, Lagoon, Pear, Linen & Black ink
Sienna fineliner pen (iBayam)
ShinHan Touch Twin marker
Halloween Mix epoxy stars (Bella Blvd)
Top Dog Shape Sprinkles (Doodlebug Designs)
Cricut Medieval Silhouettes cartridge: castle (edited in Design Space)
Challenges: Colorful Options rainbow colors; Cut It Up Challenges #311 Anything Goes with a die-cut; Challenge YOUrself #128 Inspired by a Rainbow (I tried to use soft hues of all the rainbow colors, and there are two photos with me in them wearing a grey shirt and black scarf)
Cheryl, your photos are amazing! I especially like the photo with YOU in the frame!! And I really like how you used the soft rainbow colors in your layout. Thank you so much for joining us at Challenge YOUrself this month!
ReplyDeleteLovely layout! London is on my bucket list! Thanks for sharing with us at Colorful Options.
ReplyDeleteLove all the photos and the way you incorporated our rainbow theme. Thank you for sharing with us at Challenge YOUrself.
ReplyDeleteGreat layout to show off your beautiful photos!! I love the little towe/castle sticker; so fun!! Thanks for playing with Cut It Up Challenge.
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