Another layout for my nephew's first year. I pulled some photos of him and daddy and used manly colors and patterns.
I used the Fab Friday prompt at Frosted Designs to use brads and/or eyelets. I actually used both! I used eyelets to sting my twine through and create the illusion of it holding down the vertical strips. Then, I placed two groups of 3 circle brads to add interest on the brown vertical strip and used blue, square brads on the skinny plaid strip to add interest and shape. I turned the square at a different angle to add even more interest and some contrast. I used a Page Maps sketch for inspiration in the design.
The layout
Awesome page Laura!! I love the mix of square and round brads and the eyelets with the twine is such an awesome idea! And a very cute, boyish page! And those Amy Tan alphas...you KNOW I am loving those and still having gotten any yet!! UGH! :)
ReplyDeleteoooh I didn't notice the eyelets with the twine on the CK site! That is really neat! Great misting!
ReplyDeleteLove the subtle stitching :) Lots of neat details on this layout.
ReplyDeleteLove how you used both eyelets and brads! And from one Pagemaps lover to another, I joined your blog! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteLove the deets here...stitching, brads, splatter, eyelets/twine... really interesting elements for a simple page... Thanks for joining us at Frosted Designs!!
ReplyDeletethere are some really fabulous details in your layout! I love how you used the eyelets and you used a lot of brads!! Love that you used square and round brads! Thanks for playing along at Frosted Designs!!
ReplyDeleteGreat masculine page! I love that paper by My Minds Eye ... it's one of my favs :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use both brads/eyelets love how you tied the twine between them great idea thanks for joining us at Frosted Designs
ReplyDeleteLove the splatter and the masculine papers. The machine stitching is a nice touch. Perfect pairing the clock with "time" in your title!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors. Awesome detail of the row of brads.
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