But they do make a fine page element, stretched across the top like that, drawing their colors from those in the picture below it.
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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