I SCRAPBOOKED!!!!! I actually made myself sit down and play for a bit! I'm sooooo happy!
I got 2 2-page layouts done. But I thought I'd spread it out just a little, so I'm only sharing one today. I'll be back tomorrow with the other one.
These pictures are from January 2005. I've been wanting to scrap them for quite sometime, but wasn't sure what direction to go with. I finally decided to quit thinking about it so much and just do it. So here's the result.
I have no idea why each side photographed completely differently, but I just didn't feel like going back and doing it again.
I used my color wheel to help decide the colors. I knew I wanted a black background, and I knew I wanted the red. But I needed a third color, and the pale purple in her outfit just wasn't cutting it. A dark purple came up, which I had not even considered, and I really liked it. I don't know why it appears blue on my screen though - trust me, it is dark purple.
I wanted to keep it pretty simple, with minimal embellishing since I really wanted the focus to be the photos.
I printed the journaling using Blackladder font. I used a quote for the first part, that I found on the internet some time back. I don't remember where I found it. It reads:
As I gaze upon my daughter's face, I think to myself...Never have I seen an angel fly so low.
My beautiful baby girl...words will never be able to express how much I love you!
I used miscellaneous cardstock, MM brads and Heidi Swapp chipboard hearts. The title is from one of the DCWV vellum quote stack books.
Friday, June 29, 2007
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3 comments:
Jennifer! 22 pages in 1 sitting??? OMG....you rock girlfriend! Love the layouts....can't wait to see the others....such an inspiration...
Robin
http://tqmnurse.blogspot.com
Very nice, Jennifer! I've done very few layouts with photos of the kids as newborns. For some reason they just intimidate me, and I want them to be so special. I think your idea of simple with little embellishment is perfect for such special pictures!
Can't wait to see the other layout!
LOL, Robin - it's actually 2 layouts, 2 pages each - 4 pages totaly. But it does kinda look like 22 - guess I should fix that!!
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