Welcome to the Normandy stop on the CKCB blog hop today.
You probably came over from Kim's blog "Texas Cattle Ranching and Scrapbooking" and after you leave me Julene's blog "Julene by Design" over in Oz is the place to go.
Home, aka the CKCB, is just a click away here
CKCB http://www. counterfeitkitchallenge. blogspot.com
You probably came over from Kim's blog "Texas Cattle Ranching and Scrapbooking" and after you leave me Julene's blog "Julene by Design" over in Oz is the place to go.
This is the page that I did for Challenge #3 BIG title.
“Bonjour Printemps”
I was inspired by Stephanie's example @ Skyline Paperie “Welcome back Autumn”
to say “Hello to Spring” with a photo of our neighbour Jacques’ sheep and lambs,
in the field at the side of his little village shop, which I took last weekend.
After already doing 7 layouts using my “Indolence Blues” kit
supplies were getting pretty low when it came to this challenge.
I had one
full sheet of patterned paper which I stamped willy nilly down the left side
before layering scraps of my double sided pp’s, vintage sheet music and vellum,
then the photo went on as the final layer.
The tag tucked in behind, the buttons,
flower and arrow were all from the kit but I needed to go into my stash for
the BIG green alpha stickers, PL “to do”card, washi tape, string and greeting
sticker.
Here's another layout that I did for the UKS's April House Challenge of me and my Dad in 2005 and there's one other that I did for my Monthly Scrap-A-Sketch group, which I can't reveal until the 1st May!
Now it’s time for you to hop on over to Julene's to see what she's been up to lately and below you'll find the list of blogs participating in today's blog hop just in case you
wander off in the wrong direction!
CKCB http://www.
Virginia http://celtichouse.blogspot. co.uk
Great LO's Mary.. can't wait to see you other one. That kit did you proud this month didn't it?
ReplyDeleteLove all your layering "Maggie"!!!
ReplyDeleteI too loved Stephanie's layout!
Fab layouts I'm loving the big titles that I@m seeing!
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely layout and who can't resist spring lambs! The use of that large title is really super and a double challenge to also be inspired by Stephanie!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous lambs and layout is so "springy".The one with your DAd is stunning too.Well done.
ReplyDeleteFabulous layouts :) The top one has some cool titles well designed and the one with you and you father just love the colors, such a sweet layout :)
ReplyDeleteLovely layouts.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo for the first one - you are very lucky to have a sight like that near you
I love love visiting your blog Maggie! The sheep in your layout reminds me that parts of Normandy may still be very rural. Most of my images come from that part of history my 4th grade teacher instilled in me as he was a WWII veteran. Also as a rancher I am fascinated with all things Agriculture not matter what part of the world. Thank you for the journey!
ReplyDeleteLove both layouts! Beautiful photo of you and your Dad!
Two beautiful pages, love all your layering and stamping - and love your blog design btw, it inspired my page for challenge #1! :o)
ReplyDelete2 lovely layouts...love that willy nilly stamping on the side, am gonna have to try that SOON (translation =next layout)
ReplyDeletePs~thanks for the love on my Maggie Inspired layout:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pages Maggie - you have done us proud this month as Guest Forger - thanks xxx
ReplyDeleteN'est-ce pas que la France est jolie ? Very pretty layout, love the color palette !
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