Happy Summer everybody! I'm sharing a totally fun, make you smile page today.
The challenge from GCD Studios this time, was to create a page inspired by this photo.
I knew I was totally up for this challenge because I had a silly photo of my daughter and her friends looking very much like super heroes.
I interpreted the image pretty literally. I just changed the wording to fit what they were doing.
While most of my scrapbook pages are usually pretty heartfelt or documentary, I love throwing a little humor into the mix. I knew I was on track when my son looked at the completed page, cracked a huge smile and let out a little chuckle.
Here are a few close ups.
Here's a good tip I can share. The stickers for the "ready, aim" above are actually the same as the "it's the" below. I tried the light teal stickers on the yellow and it just didn't have the pop I was looking for. So I placed them on my non-stick matte and inked them with black ink. Super easy solution!
I hope this inspires you to scrapbook those "silly" photos you've got in your stash. I know they are going to be cherished even more than the perfectly posed shots. Everyone loves a page that makes them smile or even chuckle. :)
The challenge from GCD Studios this time, was to create a page inspired by this photo.
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I knew I was totally up for this challenge because I had a silly photo of my daughter and her friends looking very much like super heroes.
I interpreted the image pretty literally. I just changed the wording to fit what they were doing.
While most of my scrapbook pages are usually pretty heartfelt or documentary, I love throwing a little humor into the mix. I knew I was on track when my son looked at the completed page, cracked a huge smile and let out a little chuckle.
Here are a few close ups.
Here's a good tip I can share. The stickers for the "ready, aim" above are actually the same as the "it's the" below. I tried the light teal stickers on the yellow and it just didn't have the pop I was looking for. So I placed them on my non-stick matte and inked them with black ink. Super easy solution!
I hope this inspires you to scrapbook those "silly" photos you've got in your stash. I know they are going to be cherished even more than the perfectly posed shots. Everyone loves a page that makes them smile or even chuckle. :)
Supplies: Patterned Papers: GCD Studios Splendor Line, Letters: Basic Grey, American Crafts, Stamps: Arrow-Studio Calico, Date-Heidi Swapp, Die Cut Machine: Slice.
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