Goldrush isn't usually my favorite of CTMH's colors, but I think it worked great hear with the Outdoor Denim color in the You Rock CTMH paper pack. I used the stamp set "Rustic Alphabet" for the title.
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Showing posts with label rustic alphabet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rustic alphabet. Show all posts
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Back Country Layout with Flip Flap Page
I used CTMH's Back Country B&T papers on Terra Cotta CS for this layout from Lambert's Cafe in Alabama. This pic is without page protectors. Everything is CTMH except for the two SU mini clips. For the title, I used CTMH's Rustic Alphabet stamp set.
Here's a close-up of the left page. This is the place where they throw huge rolls at you from across the room and staff walks around offering hot butter, molasses and side dishes of fried okra, macaroni, cabbage, and fried potatoes, which you get in addition to your meal--waaaay too much food, but it's very good.
And here's the right side. This pic is with the page protector, so it shows the first picture in the flip flap.
This last shot shows the flip flap page open. These are great when you have more photos than you have room on the layout. This time, I only had two extra, so I only needed one flip flap page, but you can layer them as deep as necessary. They stick on to the outside of your page protector, so you can flip through them without removing your page.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
More Road Trip Layouts from Vacation
I'm not sure who makes the license plates and sign paper, but they look great with CTMH desert sand, outdoor denim, and colonial white cardstock. "Are we there yet" is stamped with the Rustic Alphabet stamp set (I thought it matched the license plate letters well) with outdoor denim ink. I scored the background desert sand cardstock on the scor-pal and then sanded it.
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