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Style... not
I just found the digi dare site, with their cool challenges. This is DigiDare #44 - Unfashionably You (use an unfashionable picture of yourself multiple times on the page, journal honestly, use ribbon, and smile while you make the page ;-)))
Journaling:
I'm surprised that I can't find more pictures of me wearing this outfit. I practically lived in that t-shirt and brown sweater for years. The sweater was like a security blanket to me, if you ignore the fact that I had a security blanket as well. I loved that brown sweater - it was probably the material, that has alwasy been my main measure when choosing clothing and blankets. The shirt was my elementary school shirt; I loved that we were the Tornadoes because Nicole, Lisa and I were often likened to tornadoes. Maybe it shouldn't have been a badge of honor, but it was to us. Since I stayed the same size from 2nd to 5th grade, these clothes fit for a long time. My poor parents, they tried to dress me cute, but it never lasted. Mussed hair, t-shirts & jeans, that was my classic 80's self.
Supplies:
template - "sketchPLATE12" by Anita Stergiou at ACOT
paper - "FamilyAffair_minigift" by Amy Teets at ACOT (brown), "Grandparents" by Amy Teets (blue recolored) at ACOT, "Feisty" by Lena Brandenburg at ACOT (orange)
girl sticker - "Fun & Games" by Kathryn Balint
ribbon - "Feisty" by Lena Brandenburg (recolored)
font - Times New Roman, CK Rugged
I just found the digi dare site, with their cool challenges. This is DigiDare #44 - Unfashionably You (use an unfashionable picture of yourself multiple times on the page, journal honestly, use ribbon, and smile while you make the page ;-)))
Journaling:
I'm surprised that I can't find more pictures of me wearing this outfit. I practically lived in that t-shirt and brown sweater for years. The sweater was like a security blanket to me, if you ignore the fact that I had a security blanket as well. I loved that brown sweater - it was probably the material, that has alwasy been my main measure when choosing clothing and blankets. The shirt was my elementary school shirt; I loved that we were the Tornadoes because Nicole, Lisa and I were often likened to tornadoes. Maybe it shouldn't have been a badge of honor, but it was to us. Since I stayed the same size from 2nd to 5th grade, these clothes fit for a long time. My poor parents, they tried to dress me cute, but it never lasted. Mussed hair, t-shirts & jeans, that was my classic 80's self.
Supplies:
template - "sketchPLATE12" by Anita Stergiou at ACOT
paper - "FamilyAffair_minigift" by Amy Teets at ACOT (brown), "Grandparents" by Amy Teets (blue recolored) at ACOT, "Feisty" by Lena Brandenburg at ACOT (orange)
girl sticker - "Fun & Games" by Kathryn Balint
ribbon - "Feisty" by Lena Brandenburg (recolored)
font - Times New Roman, CK Rugged



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