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Tues freebie Chlg 04dec12

jode2771

05 December 2012 - 06:42 AM

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I don't know what it is but I have started dozens of layouts lately and not finished any, finally I got one done! Thanks for pushing me Valerie :-)

Credits:
BMU_SSPaperBiggie_Toile_Country
BMU_SSPaper_CurledUp_2
CVW_SupplyTracker
SNU_Blitzen_PaperSPEC_Plaid
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb-RoseBlk
SNU_FleaMkt_Emb_OldFrm2
onelittlebird-worn-key

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Photostrip for General Message Board Challenges

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ValerieT

05 December 2012 - 06:47 AM | Permalink: #1

I love what you did to the photo. I love the old fashion feeling to the page and the neutral colour scheme.

scrapper11

05 December 2012 - 06:53 AM | Permalink: #2

Beautiful page Jody - I love the old fashioned look 'n feeling to the page too & the neutral colours - off to ScrapLift Jody - I nearly forgot to finish it :disappearing-smilie:

cherryyllaann

05 December 2012 - 07:49 AM | Permalink: #3

This came out wonderfully Jody. Love the aged look and feel to the layout and also love the depth you gave to the curled up paper with the placement of the lines and shadowing of the feebie paper. Love how the lines of the paper work with the the lines of the bridge too. The toile is a perfect compliment your page and the city of beyond the bridge. Really beautifully done.

AggieB

05 December 2012 - 08:37 AM | Permalink: #4

I love this curl with the two patterns. It looks wonderful! Great photo & the b& sepia is much warmer than a stark b&w - it has a lovely soft vintage look.

Florida granny

05 December 2012 - 09:01 AM | Permalink: #5

The vintage style looks perfect for a Paris scene. I love the toile bg and the way you gave us just a glimpse of the plaid on the underside of the roll (like a glimpse of petticoat?). I'm glad you finished this one -- it's beautiful! By the way, I love that font, too.