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Sketch Challenge in Review Part 2

Good Monday morning! I have been sick with a gross cold since Friday, so this is going to be a short post, as my head is still in a fog due to lack of medicine (ah, the things we do to nurse our children!).

I chose to make a layout using Dani’s Twilight Tuesday Sketch Challenge #2.

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It worked out perfectly for what I wanted to do…

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I really love this page. I love how clean the original sketch was, so I didn’t want to disrupt it with a lot of embellishments. Plus, these are some of my absolute fave pictures of Rhiannon, (I must have taken about 25 in this one sitting!) so I really wanted to just focus on them.

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And her shirt is just so rockin’! Remember to click n the photos to see them bigger! Cardstock is from Prism and American Crafts. “Cherish” stamp is from Heidi Swapp, and it’s embossed in silver. Marker is from EK Success.

Some of the other TTIC girls made projects for today too!

Donna Rebecca Beth Dani Margie Julie

Tonya (check her blog out this afternoon for her project)

That’s it for now…almost… remember to have your New Moon Experience Layouts up by tomorrow! Can’t wait to see what you’ve all made! Have a great day!

Comments

Erica said…
I love what you did with this sketch! Rhi is sooooo cute! How precious! Great job!
ellepaulette said…
Awwww! This is soooo sweet! Rhiannon looks so happy!! :)
Unknown said…
Ali...This is just gorgeous...I LOVE your layouts!! Rhi is just beautiful!! Xx
Beth said…
OMG! This is freaking AWESOME! Great use of the sketch, and oh, those pictures!!! Beautiful job - you totally killed his one! :)
Beth said…
PS - FEEL BETTER!!!
Alyssa S said…
This is absolutely gorgeous! I wish I could scrap like you...wanna come teach me??

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