I loved the fun, bright colors in Echo Park's newest line, Little Boy. While I don't have any little boys to scrap, I do have other photos that would go perfectly with the great colors and fun patterns in this line. As always, they have a great alpha sticker sheet and fun stickers, strips and cards to coordinate and add some fun to your layouts!
First Day
Before I even had these papers, I knew I wanted to use the large airplane sticker to carry a banner. It was easy to make the title by tracing an office supply tag on cardstock, then adding alphas and some twine to attach to the airplane. The colors in this line were just perfect for preschool photos highlighting the first day of school! A few strips of paper and a border sticker finished this layout off, with my trusty white Uniball Signo pen for journaling on the dark paper.
Learning About Jobs
When you have a lot of photos to incorporate, a grid design is a quick, easy way to get them all on one page. I set up my photos (I printed them at 3x3 after resizing in PSE) and left a few empty spots for the title and journaling. I used one card and the alphas from the alpha sheet for the title block and then cut a lot of bracket shapes out of the cards sheet and layered them for a different look to my journaling.
Photo Booth Fun
Photo booth photos are always fun to take, so I wanted a fun look to this layout. Since I have a love for ledger papers, I chose that one for the background. I cut the stars out of the sheet of stars paper and attached them to some bakers twine for a banner. I used 3 colors of Maya Mist to splatter on the page before adding my photo strips, journaling, and some stickers. My tip for getting more of a splattered look with your mist is to unscrew the top and fling the mister straw at the page. I really loved the colorful alphas in this line and used them on all of my layouts!
Birthday Card
This line has lots of car, truck and train patterns and stickers, which is perfect for my nephew who loves anything cars and is turning two next month! The large car sticker made putting this card together quick and easy. I used my favorite Slice design card, Noteworthy, for the letters that I popped up with foam adhesive.
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