While working on Diddle, Diddle Dumpling, the page featured in yesterday's blog post, I kept noticing all sorts of arrows and pointing fingers in this Echo Park collection, Note to Self. Arrow paper, arrow border, arrow stickers! I knew right then what photos were next in line to scrap.
Just before his senior year in high school, Chris participated in a 10 day service project in Mexico. They spent their time making life a little easier for the very poor residents of the central Yucatan peninsula. One project was to re-thatch the roofs of villagers. I wished for at least a few photos of the high school boys' service, but I suppose it wasn't the time to take pics when they were working. Instead, the camera came back with a bunch of silly photos from their free day...swimming in a cenote (gorgeous underground swimming hole), exploring Tulum, and acting silly among the ruins. At least Chris handed off the camera so that he was in some of the pics, even if they were silly ones. :)
13 comments:
great page and love the paper
you are right! These picts are perfection with this paper! I love what you have done with this - great LO!
This is so gorgeous! I love the combination that you created with the paper and photos! :)
What an awesome layout and perfect subject.
Fun, fun layout! I just picked up some papers in this collection. Can't wait to use them. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is a ridiculously awesome layout! I love it!
Fabulous! Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend!
Fantastic page, Madeline! Love the pictures(!) and the papers and colors are just perfect for it!
Love this layout. The papers are perfect for the photos.
This is wonderful!! :) Love that Echo Park collection! Mine is still in the plastic, need to get it out and have some fun! :)
Your layout is SO awesome. I love all of the arrows, and I really love the fact that your son went on a service trip. Very cool!
Such a fun page... those photos are great and the paper goes with them perfectly!
What a terrific layout. I love the color scheme, and the arrows, and pretty much everything!
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