Latest Layout


This latest layout is of the road trip up the California coast we took shortly after my mother died in 2005. The journalling is in the little tag book. 




There is a lot of custom work in this layout - inking and drawing "stitches" on the Cricut cut outs, making button brads and cutting my own flower embellishements from a printed sheet of paper. I also added pink and green ribbons to the background.


K&Company cardstocks and papers; Cricut and Gypsy - cartridges: Accent Essentials, Robotz font, Gypsy Wanderings, Elegant Cakes; Michaels buttons; Zig markers; Scotch dot roller adhesive; Zig Two-way glue pen; Scotch Scrapbooker's glue; foam mounting squares from my stash; craft wire.

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