freckle face
hello authentique fans!
today marks my first official authentique post. yes i posted in september, but that wasn't a sparkly brand new project like today's!
i was asked to design either a layout or a minibook, and after some pondering i thought "hey! why not do both?"
so here we go!
i have this wonderful picture of my daughter that inspired this layout. her freckle face and impish smile were a perfect match for some of the "blissful" collection. the "prosperity" sheet is full of great rulers, which is what i used to make the hand-curled ruler border. i added scraps of other rulers and related trims, and started to get a real "school time" feel going. i added the the top border by trimming some "distinct" paper from the "uncommon" collection. the deep pink is a perfect match and a great example of mixing the authentique collections a bit.
and surprise! there's a minibook! tucked into a paper lunch bag, to go along with our school feel. this is a tiny book made from one of the "blissful" tags and paper pieces. i used some of the collection's "icons" and "noteables" to embellish it, as well as to create the tag dangles.
some random elements - paper flowers and vintage buttons, baker's twine and distress ink, finish off the layout and minibook as well.
thank you for stopping by the blog, and i hope i made your freckle face smile! - janeen shember
product list
"blissful" collection - papers, "icons", "noteables"
"uncommon" collection - "distinct" paper
"diction" word stickers
ranger ink - "frayed burlap" distress ink
random flowers and vintage buttons
assorted ruler trim
tiny piece of baker's twine
for more smiles visit my blog at www.suburbngypsy.blogspot.com
today marks my first official authentique post. yes i posted in september, but that wasn't a sparkly brand new project like today's!
i was asked to design either a layout or a minibook, and after some pondering i thought "hey! why not do both?"
so here we go!
i have this wonderful picture of my daughter that inspired this layout. her freckle face and impish smile were a perfect match for some of the "blissful" collection. the "prosperity" sheet is full of great rulers, which is what i used to make the hand-curled ruler border. i added scraps of other rulers and related trims, and started to get a real "school time" feel going. i added the the top border by trimming some "distinct" paper from the "uncommon" collection. the deep pink is a perfect match and a great example of mixing the authentique collections a bit.
and surprise! there's a minibook! tucked into a paper lunch bag, to go along with our school feel. this is a tiny book made from one of the "blissful" tags and paper pieces. i used some of the collection's "icons" and "noteables" to embellish it, as well as to create the tag dangles.
some random elements - paper flowers and vintage buttons, baker's twine and distress ink, finish off the layout and minibook as well.
thank you for stopping by the blog, and i hope i made your freckle face smile! - janeen shember
product list
"blissful" collection - papers, "icons", "noteables"
"uncommon" collection - "distinct" paper
"diction" word stickers
ranger ink - "frayed burlap" distress ink
random flowers and vintage buttons
assorted ruler trim
tiny piece of baker's twine
for more smiles visit my blog at www.suburbngypsy.blogspot.com
Congrats on your first post. Your LO is Beautiful. Wonderful Job.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kate
What a beautiful picture and layout!
ReplyDeleteI have freckled kiddos too :)