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Task #19 - Chanticleer


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I extracted the background from my potholder and seamed it together inside the frame. The background was originally the same gold as Chanticleer's feathers, but local opinion here was that it was too bright. So, I white-washed it. Still not sure which version I'll keep.

 

Supplies:

BVA_SSPaper_Rippled_Gold_Special - background paper, lightened

CKA_SSPaper_Slate_Special_2 - frame, darkened

KME_SchoolYard_Embs_Special2 - note paper, coordinates with School Yard

CST_Glow_Emb_Special_Frame - bottom layer of paper stack

KSC_CrispAutumnAir_EmbellishedFrame_SPEC - middle layer of paper stack, coordinates with Crisp Autumn Air

BVA_AVictorianBliss_Special-recipecard - recipe card

SNU_Picturesque_FlwrSPEC - blue flower, coordinates with Picturesque

ASO_WinterWhite_MiniTagsSpcl_Print - brown tags

ABL_FarmsteadCollection_Emb2_Chicken - chicken

ABL_FarmsteadCollection_Emb1_DutchOven - iron pot

PWR_LoveStruck_Emb_Special - ric-rac coordinates with Love Struck

BHA_SSEmb_Special_MyStories_Label - Chanticleer plaque, colored

Green screw by Mo Jackson

Rusty Screw by SG Julie Glade - enhanced red color

BMU_Mossy_EMB_Brad-Rust - rusty brad

Font: Freestyle Script

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Well, duh. Forgot the journaling. It says:

You’re a punk. You’re obnoxious, aggressive, and vain. Yes, you’re vain. You sing boastful, off-key songs about yourself all day. The Henriettas don’t respect you. They stand in the corner and laugh while you run shrieking madly around the yard for no apparent reason. You’ve flogged us more times than we can count, leaving us bruised and bleeding. We always threaten to cook you in the next gumbo, but haven’t... yet.

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I'm so glad that you added the journaling since I could not read it on the LO . . . it brought a huge smile to my face! I love your sense of humor and how you pulled the theme together in this delightful layout. Have you considered making SHRIMP gumbo???? This fellow is just too magnificent to end up in a cooking pot!

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Beautiful layout and I agree with Joyce, he is just too magnificent to end up in a cooking pot. I like the white background and the elements that you added. Your journaling is just wonderful and made me laugh.

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What journaling! - so glad you helped us read it it was so worthwhile. I have a friend who keeps chickens and contrary to my expectations she assures me that each one has its own personalitiy and foibles. Your LO certainly confirms this. Looking at it again I've just noticed the tiny casserole dish - nice touch!

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I have been looking for your layout to see how you used the potholder. This is wonderfully done. Putting it in the frame is a great idea and oh, your recipe card and journaling is so fun. He surely has no clue of the fine line he is strutting!

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Therese you crack me up girl! I managed to squint and read the journalling then found it underneath... hilarious! I loved your toile when I first saw it and the creative way you have used it is just so smart! Love the double entendre of the cooking pot - both for the pot holder and Mon Chanticleer if he doesn't lift his game!! The recipe card was a great touch too - so cheeky! I like the white wash (not having seen the original though!) as it really makes the grand old chap jump off the page... I like your little embellishment of the rooster too - it looks like a dead ringer for him... no pun intended! Great page!

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Love your journaling! Really like the B&W background. Really makes your rooster and embellies pop on the page! -- Keep us posted on the fate of Mon Chanticleer, wont you? ;)

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I just love your fun journaling and layout. I have not seen the other layout, but I think this one is perfect. Great job of making such a fun layout out of a potholder.

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This is great! Love how you have him featured among kitchen items as you journal that you threaten to cook him! LOL Fun LO & clever use of your inspiration item.

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