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The pictures on this layout are of my nieces and nephew. I used a circle punch with lots of paper scraps.
DONE!
31 layouts in 31 days!
Scarlet Lime Kit: March 2009
Pictures from last years vegetable garden planting.
Thanks for looking and see ya next LOAD!
Another load of photos up, still more to come!
© I.F. McLauchlan
If you wish to use any of these photos, please email me at:
IainMcLauchlan99 at gmail dot com
Oops, forgot to glue the top blue piece down before I posted this LO earlier. I'm still debating about a title.
"Loading/Unloading" Digital Photograph, 2010. This is part of a series I'm working on focusing on the use of smoke and lighting.
I went with the swimming type of pool for the prompt. The pools on the ship when we took a cruise were very interesting. I also liked the pool bar stools! The roof over the main pool opened and closed and it was fun to watch.
I've no clue as to what they were laughing about. Love the pictures of each of them and wonder Wat is so Funny? My DDIL took the photos.
When I find out what the story is behing this I will put the story on the back of the layout.
My contribution for the green prompt are the green buttons.
Prompt: Layer
I almost had a panic attack wondering how I was going to get this uploaded tonight. I host a scrapbook night at my local community center (where I work) and forgot my cable to hook My camera to download photos. But then remembered we have a digital camera for my programs and calmed down. : )
This photo has not been cropped - sorry. Thank you for looking.
PP: Crafty Secrets, Crate Paper
Rub-ons: Making Memories
Ribbon: May Arts
Buttons: Unkonwn
Photo by: Anne
Project #2. Not too shabby! I need to pick up some proper ribbon for the closure. I decided to modify the closure by using the button-hole feature on my machine and creating a band for the ribbon to go through. I like the cleaner look.
[day3: Venice] Bags offloaded, Tomaso roars off without so much as a by your leave! It's okay, bellstaff's turn to go "che diavalo!"
July 9, 2023 - Our bus driver loads our luggage into the bus. We depart Porto this morning and head to our final destination Lisbon the capital of Portugal.
My "something new" on this page is that I rarely combine photos from different time periods and compare them. I guess it had the right effect though--when I showed it to my husband, he cried, which made me cry...he told me not to add a single thing, so I didn't, except that I wrote Jamie's age underneath each photo...after I took the photo. It's so hard to remember that little posing baby. He's been replaced by a KINDERGARTNER, but he still poses on command. I know that won't last forever, so I'll take advantage while I can.
I did this page with another older studio calico kit (Cotillion from September 2009), I´m really enjoying breaking into those older untouched kits, which I was soo afraid to use. I did this layout to compare my two dogs, they are so different from each other:)
I got the layout design idea from the SC gallery. I used some of my favorite products here: craft cardstock, different pattened papers (I love using 3-4 pattened papers on my layouts). Chipboard letters, especially thickers (I´m addicted to those). Ledger paper, I really like to do my handwritten journaling on those, it is a must on my pages. I also like using little embellishments like flowers, brads and buttons, to give the page the las touches or to create my visual triangle,lol.
I´m heading out to a little weekend trip, but I´m really happy I got to do a page for today, even if I had to stay up way too late:) Have a great weekend! TFL
Marimba was provisioned for six weeks at sea including possible refrigerator and stove malfunction and no fish. As it happened everything worked perfectly, we caught plenty of fish along the way and most of the cans arrived unopened in Dar Es Salaam. We left Simonstown and Durban with chicken stew and bolognese sauce for five days which happily relieved us of cooking in big seas