How about a recipe to get you scrappin'? I know December is a busy month for most of us. Christmas for some, summer holidays for the others and also school holidays for those with the same school calendar as us in Singapore! :)
One look at the recipe and you'll think "that's not a lot to work with!" - believe me I know. But that's the interesting and challenging part.
Here's my layout
Verdict? I adore this layout.
I use little patterned paper as it is, but when I have a recipe calling for no patterned paper, that is all I wanna slap onto this layout! :D I focused on the journaling, and made the alphabets chipboard the star of the layout. The Old Oak alphas are my personal favorite!
One brad - oh this was hard, because I love brads! It took me a while to decide on that 'No 1' brad from Public Library. The layout, after all, is about Sam's first marathon :)
Visit October Afternoon blog to see another layout based on this recipe by my talented friend, Laura. Share what you make with us in the OA Flickr Gallery. You can also share with us on Instagram. Use the hashtag #octoberafternoon and tag me @sashafarina as I'd love to see your take on this scrap recipe!
3 comments :
Love love love your page! LOVING the title, the journaling and great pic of hubby!!!
Definitely a challenging recipe, but I love your layout, Sasha!
I love how you typed the journaling and kept this so clean and simple. These are my favorite types of layouts. Quick question: what are pop drops??
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