Two more layouts!

Just popping in with a couple more layouts!

First up is one I created with one of Tracy's fab new templates, and a bunch of stuff from the ever-awesome Jess. Even though Matthew has had these sunglasses for ages, he still insists on leaving the price sticker on. LOL


Matthew @ City Park, Father's Day, 6-21-09.

Tracy Blankenship at Funky Playground Designs -
Template: Templates w/Attitude Trios Set 8
Circle stitching: Stitched Bonus (no longer available)

Jessica Bolton at Funky Playground Designs -
Thrifty Bubbly Acrylic Alphabet: clear bracket
Thrifty Stamped Alpha: stamped bracket, title alpha
Homegirl's Gettin' Frilly: notebook paper
Pastiche for the Boys: folded paper (blended), staples
Home Life: splatters, arrows
Thrifty Graph Paper Cut Outs: paper strips
PooChi: red paper behind photos
Peddler's Pants (not currently available): black paper
Thrifty Solids (not currently available): all other papers

Font: Pea BethC (Kevin & Amanda's Fonts for Peas)

Next up is this week's entry for the DSA Battle of the CT's. We had to use music to choose a theme for our layouts. Our theme is the Five for Fighting song "100 Years". We each chose an age from the lyrics and created a layout inspired by the song.


Journaling: Me... at twenty-two. Looking back, it seems like another lifetime. It was quite a year for me. Being engaged to Mark and planning our wedding. Graduating from college. Spending the summer in Champaign, unsuccessfully job hunting. Moving back home, delivering pizza. Getting the call to come to Dallas for an interview... the interview that would play such a huge part in the course of my future. Suddenly moving across the country on my own. Mark visiting for the holidays on his school breaks. Traveling for my job to lots of interesting (and somewhat less interesting) places. Meeting new people from all over the world. Learning new things... about telephone switches... and people... and myself. Spreading my wings. Taking on new responsibilities. Life was scary... and exciting... and stressful... and exhilarating. I was so young, and yet so sure of myself. Looking back, I’m blown away at how well I handled it all. 22 was truly amazing. Photos 1990-1991, Journaled 7-23-09.

Credits: All from Eclectic Scraps by Jessica Bolton.
At Funky Playground Designs -
Whatever Mama: "t" alpha
Unamused Boys v2: "o" alpha, heart, wire, stitching
Pastiche for the Boys: staples, "M" alpha, light blue flower, leaves, background paper
Thrifty Graph Paper Cut Outs: doodled flower, circle, arrow
Authentic Vintage Mats: frames
Teeny-Tiny Torn Tag Alphabet: "e" alpha
Teeny-Tiny Torn Tags: clear tape
Summertime Potentialities: pinned ribbon
Outnumbered Girl: "m" alpha, wood button, aqua-brown flower, clipped ribbon, striped ribbon
Delight in Photographs Part 2: "n" alpha, turquoise & green 4-petal flowers, masking tape

Not currently available -
¬Not Quite Men: ricrac, leaf, frayed fabric, journaling strip
Brighten Up Winter: white "2"
Cornfed: dark "2", teal flower
Eclectic Needs Variety: metal buttons
Make Me Eclectic: open pin with tag
Folded Ribbon Blooms: green ribbon flower

Font: Pea BethC (Kevin & Amanda's Fonts for Peas)
Photo credits: graduation and building - my dad, Halloween - my brother-in-law, Royal Gorge - a coworker, all others - my dh.


You can see the other layouts from my team here. They turned out really cool! And, of course, your vote for Jessie's Girls would be greatly appreciated! :D (If you voted last week, you need to either clear your cookies first, use a different browser, or use a different pc. It should say "Thank you for voting!" if it worked right.)

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