
Here is a 2-page 9x9 layout that I finished last week - I entered it in this month's CTMH Sassy Strands contest. I wrapped the #3 with Sassy Strands and then crocheted around the circle on the right page. I've really been second guessing my title since I've sent it in, though. I'm wondering if 4 generations would have been better than 3 - which would have made more sense to you? Here's what I did - tell me what you think about the title - I may change it for the layout I do for my book. I also wish I would have added something about the dress - it's the same dress that my two older girls and myself were blessed in - I believe my mom made it and tatted (?) on it - Mom, correct me if I'm wrong.



Here is the pull-out tag...


Products Used: PageMaps layout, Silhouette Paper Pack, Because I Love You stamp set, Hodgepodge Alphabet stamp set, Solos “3” stamp set, Black Stamp Pad, Bamboo Stamp Pad, White Daisy Sassy Strands, Circle Coluzzle, Tags Coluzzle, Micro-Tip Scissors, Expressives Font CD, White Daisy Embossing Powder, StickStock Vellum, Edge Distresser, Piercing Tool, Size 10 Crochet Hook
6 comments:
Wow, what a beautiful layout! I love all the detail you put into it. You can always add another journal tag to add more information. I bet you win something from CTMH!
To answer your question you left on my blog: My son is almost 8. He was ready for machine pitch. My daughter is alomst 6 and I still had her in T-ball. If they have coach pitch in your area I would put your daughter in that before machine pitch!
I think 3 is fine because the 3 of you are showing 3 generations of love to Brailee. Right?
I love the layout. I really struggle to do a lot with this paper, but you've made it look so beautiful all by itself.
Good luck!
Great LO! I love what you did with the 3! And I like how you put the info on the tag!
I agree with the other comments, WOW! What a beautiful layout. It is absolutely stunning. I think your title is just fine.
Wow Jena, you never cease to amaze me with your unique ideas. Great job and Brailee looks beautiful, what a neat tradition.
Love,
Nicole
Beautiful! You have to tell me how you crocheted around the circle! Was it difficult?
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