I used Kraft CS in 3 areas: my base for the layout, a Kraft circle to put under the Sew Cute tag & I matted my photo too. For my patterned paper I had some Cosmo Cricket Material Girl paper left over from a class, so I decided 2 use it for myself.
I used Maya Road Ribbon, a strand of pearls, a fabric tag, and I added 2 home made flowers using some scraps of the paper. I actually hand stitched the hot pink thread along the top and around the photo. I am trying to use my new We R Memory Keepers Sewing Products, and practice new stitches. I love layering paper and rolling it or cutting it with the Martha Stewart shredding scissors. Well I am off hoping to find a few challenges I can use this in. Thanks for looking!ABC-challenge: k-is-for Keep it Simple Jan 2nd
Prairie fairy Fridays-use-Kraft-cardstock Dec 31st
Creative Craft Challenges: anything-goes Jan 4th
Sentimental Sundays Baby Jan 1st (hope this qualifies, it's not a card..but it is a baby & a sentiment)
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ReplyDeleteThis is a really beautiful and meaningful LO!
Really love the quote "A family is a patchwork of love" it fits with your layout :-)
Stephanie
Cute! I love these colors and papers.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful LO. I love the patchwork look of the papers. Thank you for joining Creative craft this fortnight.
ReplyDeleteNikki x
Beautiful LO....thanks for joining Fairy Fun Fridays' Use Kraft cardstock challenge....hope to see you next time again!
ReplyDeletexxx Margreet
What a beautiful layout! I love your blog paper too, so pretty :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is sew cute indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us at Sentimental Sundays this week!
Wonderful project - very cute layout! Thanks for joining in our baby challenge at Sentimental Sundays! Hope you will join in again. ~chris
ReplyDeleteGreat layout.... I am a new follower from Feline Playful
ReplyDeleteA fabulous layout.Popped by from Feline Playful,have now become a follower.xxx
ReplyDeleteLOVE the papers that you have used here!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet :o)
ReplyDeleteWonderful layout, very cute! hugs, Christine (#71@FP)
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