I took these photos of two of my sons and they absolutely capture the relationship between them. I knew that I wanted to create a page based on them and as there were several good shots in the series, I hit upon the idea of the oversized filmstrip.
However, when I created the strip, it just didn’t work and so my idea had not translated onto the page. I fiddled with it for ages before I decided that what was lacking was the little square punched holes in the sides that filmstrip has. However, I don’t possess a small square punch so it was back to the drawing board.
However, when I created the strip, it just didn’t work and so my idea had not translated onto the page. I fiddled with it for ages before I decided that what was lacking was the little square punched holes in the sides that filmstrip has. However, I don’t possess a small square punch so it was back to the drawing board.
I left the filmstrip and created the metal ‘Love’ embellishment using Ten Second Studio tools and plates. Once this was done, the layout started to take shape.
I inked the edge of paper with distress ink and used a rub-on to capture the mood of the pictures.
A funky arrow and a line of journalling completed the page - Phew!
This layout has far less steps than many I do but it has taken me ages to complete as I got stuck in how to transfer my idea to the paper. Just goes to show that you should always persevere!
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