Our guest this month, Karla Dudley, blew me away with this one. The contrast of that black paper against the soft colors in the rest of the layout just wowed me...and I love how she used just a wee bit of that die cut paper. Ok, any time that someone uses the entire alphabet on a page, I'm pretty much sold. But then April went and SEWED each of those letters AND added the awesome border of pins at the top...done deal, my friend. YES!
Davinie's project speaks volumes to me. After hearing a bit about how these photos came about, I am inclined to do the same...and I love that she made something she can leave out year-round.
Emily...you know I'm a sucker for some paint splatters...this is GORGEOUS!! AND you filled in the stamped title with paint??!! You rock.
Joy was able to capture her feelings about her holiday visit to Mt. Vernon, even though they wouldn't allow photos to be taken...love that. I love when people find ways to convey their thoughts without necessarily using a photo specific to that event.
Jenn...your poor boy, lol (although secretly, I'll bet he loves having two older sisters that smooch on him). The fact that you worked all of those papers into a cool border at the top blew me away.
I love Kelly's mix of photo sizes here...and how a few of the elements are askew. great use of that glitter frame as well to house the journaling.
I am a sucker for grey...love it. So this layout from Lisa's gallery jumped right out at me, AND the sewing is amazing (as usual!). The mixed typed/handwritten journaling is way cool as well.
Cool misting? Check. Just the right amount of tidbits? Check. Darling picture? Check. Maggie, this one is an all-time fave of mine!!
I am a sucker for grey...love it. So this layout from Lisa's gallery jumped right out at me, AND the sewing is amazing (as usual!). The mixed typed/handwritten journaling is way cool as well.
Cool misting? Check. Just the right amount of tidbits? Check. Darling picture? Check. Maggie, this one is an all-time fave of mine!!
I always love how Nicole S. uses products to make unique looking elements on her pages. The repeated circles and tilted banners somehow imply motion, which is just too cool.
5 comments:
Wow! Amazing work! I so wish I had my kit to play with!
absolutely amazing stuff!
fabulous choices - i don't envy you being the one to make the list. ;)
This months gallery really knocked my socks off - seriously. You need a print button, so I can just have them all in my inspiration book now... thanks for leaving us all in awe every month!
As always, the entire DT and Guest Designer, have provided us with so much eye candy that it's ridiculous! WOW! Love it all, but really crushin' on all the misting and stitching!
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