But they do make a fine page element, stretched across the top like that, drawing their colors from those in the picture below it.
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With the chevron design taking up most of the page, and the photo 2/3rds
of the rest, I had only a tiny spot left to work in my title, a bit of
journaling, and grouping of embellishments. I tucked in the
bingo cards to sort of frame the cluster, and bring in some more color, then used pop-dots to
give dimension to my flat sticker and fussy-cut flowers.
It turned out pretty nice with my simple title overlapping the
journaling card.
14 comments:
what a wonderful wonderful layout!! just perfect
love this design! beautiful chevron work. :)
Congrats on 35 years! I know how you feel, we recently celebrated 31, but I can't be that old! Great chevrons, I have yet to try that technique, but it's on my list!
You must have been a child bride. Congrats on 35! We're celebrating our 25th in November.
So nice!! Love the chevrons!
Beautiful page! Love the chevrons! Yes, pattern matching is not the easiest task. :P
Congrats on 35! :)
Wow! I will have to give that technique a try - it looks amazing. Fantastic work!!
Didn't even notice it was off :) Love the layout and TFS the technique!
I love this layout. What a terrific family photo
Congrats! I love the chevron work. I ran into the same problem when I tried it, the patterns not lining up perfectly, but the same thing happens in a quilt, so I just went with it. :) Your page turned out great!
Such a great layout and that is one of the reasons I was a little intimidated at trying that chevron technique.
But I think your's is fabulous!
It's such an eye catching design element!
And I love your layered corner as well!
Happy anniversary! And you were a definitely a child bride.
awesome layout! I think you rocked out the chevrons :)
LOVE the chevrons!! New follower!
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