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My little grandson Aiden dressed as a biker for Halloween. For Brandy's November Fashion Findings Challenge - use torn paper on a layout. I thought that torn paper was perfect to use for this page. TFL.
Journaling reads: Aiden had started walking on his own for the very first time on Halloween, and when Cindy and Eric brought him and Maddie over to trick or treat he came in walking. He was wearing the cutest biker costume and looked so adorable. The shirt had sheer sleeves that made him look like he had tattoos all over his arms, and one of the “tattoos” was a heart that said "Mommy”. It was the cutest thing! Seeing this cute little “biker” toddling around the house was really an adorable sight!
Paper tear from Jeanelle Paige's Basic Essentials 2. I loved being able to take any digital paper and "tear" it.
Papers and elements from these kits: Java Beans and Blue Jeans (A+ Designs), Boy in Blue Jeans (Jady Day Studio), My 3 Sons (Traci Reed), Boyish Charm (armina), October Magic and October Magic Add-on (Lindsay Jane), Spooky Halloween (Lindsay Jane), and Maximum Cool (Bella Gypsy)
Alpha:
from Boy in Blue Jeans kit (Jady Day Studio)
Fonts:
Candy Round - journaling
LD Garbo - "Halloween 2013"
Journaling reads: Aiden had started walking on his own for the very first time on Halloween, and when Cindy and Eric brought him and Maddie over to trick or treat he came in walking. He was wearing the cutest biker costume and looked so adorable. The shirt had sheer sleeves that made him look like he had tattoos all over his arms, and one of the “tattoos” was a heart that said "Mommy”. It was the cutest thing! Seeing this cute little “biker” toddling around the house was really an adorable sight!
Paper tear from Jeanelle Paige's Basic Essentials 2. I loved being able to take any digital paper and "tear" it.
Papers and elements from these kits: Java Beans and Blue Jeans (A+ Designs), Boy in Blue Jeans (Jady Day Studio), My 3 Sons (Traci Reed), Boyish Charm (armina), October Magic and October Magic Add-on (Lindsay Jane), Spooky Halloween (Lindsay Jane), and Maximum Cool (Bella Gypsy)
Alpha:
from Boy in Blue Jeans kit (Jady Day Studio)
Fonts:
Candy Round - journaling
LD Garbo - "Halloween 2013"
Products Used
This project uses products from Jady Day Studio, Lindsay Jane Designs



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