Using more of Teresa Collins pp along with some Papertrey ink stamps, wooden veneer, enamel dots and various dies.
I outlined the page in black since it's matted on white and I wanted you to be able to see the white this time.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Another Layout for my dh
I really am enjoying having some vintage pictures to scrap, especially of my husband. I just wish I had more of them. I think when all said and done I will have enough pages for a thin album, but I guess that's better than none.
Using more of Teresa Collins pp along with some Papertrey ink stamps, wooden veneer, enamel dots and various dies.
I outlined the page in black since it's matted on white and I wanted you to be able to see the white this time.
Using more of Teresa Collins pp along with some Papertrey ink stamps, wooden veneer, enamel dots and various dies.
I outlined the page in black since it's matted on white and I wanted you to be able to see the white this time.
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Love the rustic feel you created to complement your photo, Leslie! I remember how excited I was when I got to scan the few childhood photos of my hubs. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure and so beautifully scrapped, Leslie! You should link this up to Enamored with Enamel at Paper Issues. :) http://paperissues.blogspot.com/2015/03/new-issue-enamored-with-enamel-with.html
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS! Love the design! It really helps to highlight that great find of a photo!
ReplyDeleteSweet page, it is wonderful you had opportunity to get the scans of these cherished photos. Love the color tone of your page and the striking black elements.
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