I wanted to share this layout with you all. I recently submitted a design team application and I had to make a layout. I haven't made a layout in years so it was a nice challenge. I enjoyed making the first one so much I wanted to try another one. This one is dedicated to my sweet grandmother, Thelma Cobbs. This was her college picture back in the 1930's. I just love this picture of her, the sepia tone color and the style is so classic. Her style has influenced my artistic approach. I loved all her lace handkerchiefs, hats, gloves, purses and jewel. So I have taken a lot of her traditional, glamours style and use it on my cards and now layouts. I know she would be so proud to see her fashion sense in my work. Maybe it is my way of keeping her alive and close to me. Love and miss you Nana! Supplies used are: Webster's Pages patterned paper, Scenic Route rub-on words, Prima flowers, leaves from Michael's, form adhesive on the lady images, cream ribbon and white...
What fun Christmas trees, Kelly. I forget that you don't have to bundle up and fight snow to go see Christmas decorations. LOL! I'm glad you and Ron enjoyed your outing. Your photos are gorgeous.
ReplyDeletePretty! I searched for a couple of months to find a pretty garland for my tree and never came up with one. Love looking at decorated trees.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Don't you love venturing out to look at pretty Christmas things? Glad you had a nice Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love the Embassy Suites. Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous decorations. I am a sucker for lights and trees though.
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What a gorgeous tree! I mean yours! Those commercial trees are pretty but you don't get the feelings with those as much as you do the ones people create themselves/1
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to celebrate the season by taking pictures of the various trees around you. They are all quite lovely.
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