I loved this layout design when I saw it and I've been meaning to do a page about our home. Now that I think about it, lately it seems like I'm finally doing a lot of pages that I've been meaning to do for a long time. I guess it's just all that great inspiration I've found on various blogs lately. Well this one is from sketch 227 on Pamela's World of Scrap. I decided to use hidden journaling, mostly because I had a lot to say and didn't want to clutter up the design with so many thoughts. Now that I think back though, I wish I would have done the journaling as the background paper. I think it might have been interesting looking. Anyhow, here's what I settled on:
Oh, and Chewie and Tigger have abandoned the craft room in favor of Daddy's chair. 
Smoke and Cha-Ching have claimed the living room and Zoey, of course, is happily sleeping on the bed upstairs. So I had absolutely no creative help here tonight. Maybe that's why I still feel like this page is missing something. But I'm tired now so that's all for tonight.
Smoke and Cha-Ching have claimed the living room and Zoey, of course, is happily sleeping on the bed upstairs. So I had absolutely no creative help here tonight. Maybe that's why I still feel like this page is missing something. But I'm tired now so that's all for tonight.
4 comments:
Of course you definitely need a cat to help. What's life without the help of a cat?
Well, we think yer picture needs a kitty in it!
Great layout...I like the pattern paper too...so where is your hidden journaling? I can't figure it where it is. LOL
I made a pocket using small pop dots under the mat behind the pictures. I wrote on a card and then tucked it into a pocket with a small pull tab. You can just see the top of the pull tab on the top left side of the mat. I've used this pocket style a lot over the years and it's a great way to tell the story if I know I'm going to display the page someplace where I might not want everyone reading it (like at work).
Post a Comment