As some of you know, we recently moved to Ohio. With the first day of fall upon us and cooler temperatures arriving, I am beginning to wonder "What have I done"?! LOL!!! I actually love Cleveland and already feels like home. I do know, though, that I am not looking forward to winter and I hope it stays away for a bit yet!
INSPIRATION | Patterned Paper
While we were moving here, I took a photo with my phone of the highway sign for our exit. I have been waiting for the right papers to scrap them and this particular paper by Studio Calico seemed perfect with all the images of the different states. I then had fun adding bits and pieces from my stash that coordinated to create a fun little cluster in the bottom right hand corner. This was definitely a fun layout to create and a little different for me because I used three of the same photo.
SUPPLIES | Studio Calico, Lilly Bee, Jillibean Soup, October Afternoon
Patterned Paper: Studio Calico, October Afternoon
Stickers, Vellum, Flair: Studio Calico
Kraft Tags: Jillibean Soup
Letter Stickers: Jillibean Soup, Lily Bee
Border Punch: American Crafts
Of course now, I know that Studio Calico released a new collection called That A Way that would be perfect for moving photos too and it may have to make it's way into my shopping basket! Just sayin'!!!
Definitely perfect papers for those photos..love this one !
ReplyDeleteFabulous page, Juliana!! There are always so many mixed emotions about a big move. I'm glad you're closer. ;-) Love the three photos and how you repeated images in threes around your lo! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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Love this SC paper with your photos Juliana, and I love that you repeated your photo!! Such a fun page!
ReplyDeleteI loveeeeeeeeeee this!! LOVING the colors, the stars and loving how you used the state paper!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page!
ReplyDeleteJuliana, this layout is really beautiful and meaningful! What a great idea using the same photo 3 times but always a bit differently. The layering of the elements is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteOh, how adorable! Loving all the papers and map bits...and what great use of that photo! Very cool!
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