My example for them was a double layout that featured my son Rusty when he graduated in 1994. I actually had forgotten that his class colors were purple till I ran across the tassel that graces the left hand side of the layout. I found that and thought what a perfect accent color to go along with the black and orange colors that represent our school. The stickles that I used were both purple and silver.
The first one is of graduation and then this one is class night:
The final two layouts were generated from recipes on Cookin' Up Creations Next Crop Chef Challenge. This was presented by Sandy and the "recipe" called for a jewlery or other small tag, a heart, a border and a page from an old book. (I used one from a dictionary with the divination of cake on it!)
Bev gave us the next "recipe" and it called for stickles or glitter, a clock or watch face, trims, handwritten journaling, postage stamp, embossing AND masking. Here is what I came up with:
On any of the uploaded images you can double click on them to get a closer look or to read the journaling. For the one of my mom and I, I want to share the journaling with you. It reads:
I am 57 in my picture and the best I can figure, mom must
have been close to that age in her picture.
I don't think we look anything alike, but I know we were alike on the
inside. From mom I got my cooking and
crafting skills. Mom and I could talk
for hours, never mentioning a name or a place, but yet we both understood. I don't think I've ever missed her more than
today and the same will be for tomorrow.
2-11-12
I do miss her, I would love to sit and have more of those chats with her. I'm sure we would find so much to talk about, because we always did! I love you mom.....
Rebecca, you're so talented!! Great layouts, Angel!!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts. Love the colors on the first 2 and the masked butterflies on the last!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts and great memories Rebecca! You always scrap with great purpose. I love the idea of putting a photo of your mom and one of yourself around the same age on one page! I have to do that same one day!
ReplyDeleteYour layouts are always beautiful, but the one of you and your mom is especially amazing. Great job on masking, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful layout of you and your mom. It's so moving....and will mean so much to your children and their children someday. :) (and you are a beautiful lady!)
ReplyDeleteWhat great layouts Beck! I too especially like the one of you and your mom. That is special.
ReplyDeleteI just love all of the layouts, Beck! I like the colors of the graduation pictures and I think adding the feather was the perfect touch! I also like the fonts you used on both pages.
ReplyDeleteThe Easy Bake Oven page title is what got my attention. I just love that title! "Can you taste the love in it?" Too cute! I also like how you have the dictionary page tucked behind the photos. Great idea!
Then there's the mom page. You sure tugged at my heartstrings when I read the journaling on that one! What a precious page! Your mom would be so proud of you, Beck. There's plenty to be proud of too!