Greetings and welcome to the blog, it's Rhonda here today to share a project with you featuring the timeless "Words Live Forever" collection by ScrapBerry's.
This collection is so perfectly suited for all of those historical photos. When I looked at the papers, I knew immediately what photos that I wanted to scrapbook. Part of my family history involves this schoolhouse that was built for my grandfather and his eleven siblings so that they had a school to attend. Later on, it became a museum full of artifacts and rich with our family history.
I played off of the timeless elements in the papers by cutting a few pieces from the "Postcards for Pennies" paper to get the feel for the direction that the page would take. I started by layering the background papers so the "Moments" notebook sheet is on top of the "7th Street Library" paper. A bit of modeling paste and a clock stencil was added. I added a variety of ink splatters and set aside to dry.
A bit of stamping using the Photo Archive stamps, both the filmstrip and the lightbulb. I also cut out the phone and added it with foam squares. I layered in the washi tape, a few die cuts and of course that gorgeous "Wind of Travel" clock.
I really love to capture pieces of our family story and heritage for our children. This collection is perfectly suited for so many types of projects!
ScrapBerry's Products:
Words Live Forever 12x12 Paper Collection - SCB220609300x
- 7th Street Library: SCB220609302
- Tonite on Broadway!: SCB220609305
- Moments: SCB220609306
- Memos: SCB220609307
- Postcards for Pennies: SCB220609309
Washi Tape: Wind of Travel - SCB490029
Washi Tape: Around the World - SCB490001
Stamp: Photo Archive - SCB4907013b
Set of Clock: Wind of Travel - SCB34001071
Metal Embellishments: Create Wonder - SCB340001085
Thanks so much for stopping on over today! Have a super scrappity day!!!
This collection is so perfectly suited for all of those historical photos. When I looked at the papers, I knew immediately what photos that I wanted to scrapbook. Part of my family history involves this schoolhouse that was built for my grandfather and his eleven siblings so that they had a school to attend. Later on, it became a museum full of artifacts and rich with our family history.
I played off of the timeless elements in the papers by cutting a few pieces from the "Postcards for Pennies" paper to get the feel for the direction that the page would take. I started by layering the background papers so the "Moments" notebook sheet is on top of the "7th Street Library" paper. A bit of modeling paste and a clock stencil was added. I added a variety of ink splatters and set aside to dry.
A bit of stamping using the Photo Archive stamps, both the filmstrip and the lightbulb. I also cut out the phone and added it with foam squares. I layered in the washi tape, a few die cuts and of course that gorgeous "Wind of Travel" clock.
I really love to capture pieces of our family story and heritage for our children. This collection is perfectly suited for so many types of projects!
ScrapBerry's Products:
Words Live Forever 12x12 Paper Collection - SCB220609300x
- 7th Street Library: SCB220609302
- Tonite on Broadway!: SCB220609305
- Moments: SCB220609306
- Memos: SCB220609307
- Postcards for Pennies: SCB220609309
Washi Tape: Wind of Travel - SCB490029
Washi Tape: Around the World - SCB490001
Stamp: Photo Archive - SCB4907013b
Set of Clock: Wind of Travel - SCB34001071
Metal Embellishments: Create Wonder - SCB340001085
Thanks so much for stopping on over today! Have a super scrappity day!!!
1 comment:
gorgeous page!!! Thank you for your kind words, I feel the same :)
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