I felt overwhelmed by the boldness of the board initially, but took a step back, and rethought the process. I ended up using small amounts of the colours on my layout, rather than too much boldness. The colours are gorgeous together, and I am happy with the overall softer approach to this layout. My inspiration came from the colours and the word love.
I used a photo of niece Chloe, who was showing off her reading skills at a recent family catch up. Chloe has just turned 6.
I used a really funky Dylusions alpha stencil, to feed into the theme of reading. I sprayed over this with Heidi Swapp mists and Prima colour bloom. I found some words from a really old tin of K & Co words to go - remember those? I managed to find some that represented words, stories and childhood., so have placed these randomly as a layer behind the photo. A few layers of patterned papers over this and then the embellishments. I added a Charms Creations spotty mini heavenly heart, plus crochet flowers and a hand dyed Green Tara tutu flower.
Thanks for looking at my layout, and any comments you may leave.
Precious
I love your soft approach to the mood board & made it work for you. And such a wonderful memory to scrap! Thanks for joining us at Scrap the Girls :)
ReplyDeleteI too am finding the mood board this month a little challenging - Your page though is simply elegant! You can see the inspiration and it all just really works - very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, I love the light touches of colour- gorgeous!! Thanks for joining us at Scrap The Girls.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect matching background for your photo!! I like it!!....Thanks for joining us at STG
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Love it!! Thanks for playing along at Scrap The Girls!
ReplyDeletegorgeous page - and such a precious photo! Thanks for joining us at Scrap The Girls. good luck!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Sandra. gorgeous page, you've interpreted the mood board perfectly. thanks heaps for joining us at STG ♥
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of the alpha stencil as background and how you've used those old quote pieces as part of the photo mat. Great page.
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