I love this - thank you for explaining how you did it. The sepia for the pictures is really great in this layout - I have pictures sometimes and the colors clash and don't work. I will have to try this when that happens again. Love the vintage lood and feel of this one!
August 9, 2010 - A picture's worth a thousand words - McNeil River Sanctuary, Alaska
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Supplies Used: Bo Bunny - Mama Razzi patterned paper Ranger - Adirondack Dabber - Aqua paint Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Broken China Cloud 9 - Cocoa Mint stickers/rubons Zutter Distress it all Stampin Up stamps - Dot, Dot, Dot & Sanded Ranger Archival ink - Sepia EK Success - punch BasicGrey - The Details stamp Misc - button, fiberts, sharpie, black ink
Technique Tip: I originally turned the photos of us into sepia because we really clashed. I had on bright pink waders and a blue fleece and he has on a yellow fleece so I could not get the photos to work together. Once I had them printed, I decided that I really wanted to go with a vintage look. First I matted the photos with a dark brown cardstock to make them stand out and then had to find an accent color so my layout wasn't all brown. I took a couple of white flowers and painted and stamped them with Aqua/teal. The flower in the top left was made when my sister visited and we spent an afternoon just making flowers for future use. Its great to have a stash!!
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