I love working with sketches! There are so many ways to get inspired by a sketch.
Here's another great one by Cheri O'Neill from Lets Scrap that she drew for us to use over at Memorable Seasons.
Here's my finished layout:
I ended up changing things around a little bit to work with all my photos I wanted to use, so my photos ended up in places where there were accents on the sketch. I did use the stitching as inspiration for the stitched edges on my layout.
And instead of putting the buttons/circles along those stitch marks, I put mine scattered among the photos. You can also see the top flap of the envelope pocket that I cut off and used above my main photo.
My title also was inspired by the sketch...started with the main title in larger letters, then my sub titles in smaller letters underneath.
My journaling is hidden inside the envelope pocket:
Supplies Used:
*Jenni Bowlin Calendar Cards
*Graphic 45 Staples: Chipboard Buttons
*Graphic 45 Staples: Envelope Tags
*May Arts Crochet Ribbon: Cream
*Basic Grey Micro Monograms: Oliver
Cosmo Cricket School House Chipboard Alphabet
American Crafts Rubons: Jane
Office Depot: Cream Tag with brown ink
Tim Holtz (Stampers Anonymous) Psychedelic Grunge Stamps
Marvy Matchables Black ink pad
Black Pen
Foam Squares
Cream Crochet Thread and needle with Blanket Stitch
Black Crochet Thread
Black and Kraft Cardstock
*Graphic 45 Staples: Chipboard Buttons
*Graphic 45 Staples: Envelope Tags
*May Arts Crochet Ribbon: Cream
*Basic Grey Micro Monograms: Oliver
Cosmo Cricket School House Chipboard Alphabet
American Crafts Rubons: Jane
Office Depot: Cream Tag with brown ink
Tim Holtz (Stampers Anonymous) Psychedelic Grunge Stamps
Marvy Matchables Black ink pad
Black Pen
Foam Squares
Cream Crochet Thread and needle with Blanket Stitch
Black Crochet Thread
Black and Kraft Cardstock
* Products I received as part of the Design Team Kit. All other supplies were purchased by me.
1 comment:
Beautiful layout, I love the large vintage looking buttons and great pictures. Not hard to tell that was one of Cheri's sketches, I think she makes the best sketches I've come across.
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