Cricut 360 layout


I have this photo of Jayn in a really interesting looking double exposure. It looks like she is about to step through a magic portal. I don't remember what she was really looking at, just some greenery I think. We were travelling in Northern California at the time. The layout is for a Design Team application specifying Lime Green and a Bug of some kind. I hope butterflies count.

I added some wee stamped fairies peeking out from behind the blossoms.


I also stitched and used doilies as well as Cricut Cut elements.


The title includes hand drawn "stitching" for emphasis.

Comments

DIANA L. said…
Nice layout interesting blog. I think I will become a follower.
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May 25, 2011 at 8:29 PM
Robyn Coburn Writer/Artist said…
Thank you. I'll follow you if you follow me!
May 25, 2011 at 10:04 PM
Anonymous said…
Wonderful layout... love the hand stitching and all the colors... Thanks for your submission for the CRICUT 360ยบ DT call... HUGS... SK :)
May 26, 2011 at 8:56 AM
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