Even with the knowledge of the three great challenges set by our Queen Laura this month
I failed to put ribbon in my kit so I quickly added some in
whilst packing for the monthly crop.
Now don't get too excited thinking that I've created something wonderful with this ribbon because that wasn't the challenge!!! That's my excuse anyhow.
As you can see, I have used it a wonderfully unusual and creative way.
Yes, I've stuck it down in straight line - it is pretty ribbon though!
Again, my journalling is tucked in behind my photos and tells the story of how this little boy ran as fast as his feet could take him when he saw us handing out sweets to his friends.
He was rewarded with a few extra for his efforts and he rewarded us with a beautiful smile.
Again, I have used that clear plastic that was headed for the bin
What dustbin bound item have you saved lately to use on a layout?
Gorgeous layout
ReplyDeleteGood question..thinking, um, some buttons I cut off some old school shirts?
ReplyDeleteThat ribbon works so well with your photos
great layout, very pretty ribbon :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page! LOVE the slant design! Pinning.
ReplyDeleteThe upcycled plastic hearts are FAB! I especially like how you usually use stamps on your backgrounds to bring movement in the right direction. The chevron stamp really reinforces your progression images to make him seem to burst out of the page at the end. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteWell I think that ribbon was used perfectly :)
ReplyDeleteGreat page, I think that slanted ribbon give forward movement to the page which is perfect with the subject of your photos. Clever you.
ReplyDeleteA very striking layout! I really like this page & might have to scraplift it :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous page! Yep that is what I did with my ribbon too it makes for a nice border when it's straight :)
ReplyDeleteThere is ribbon there - that is all the Queen wished for :)
ReplyDeleteI love your bin hearts!
I love it! Beautiful page!
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