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Isaac
by tinkermamaJun 6, 2007
I had started on this layout quite a while back and never finished it...I called it the "layout from hell". There are fairly tiny (less than 1/2 an inch) HAND stitches around three of the patterned paper blocks. I had an idea in my mind and I was sticking to it. It took me like, a month to finally get off my arse and finish it.
Due to the fact that it was started a long time ago, I don't know the products. I do know the pp is from a slab called "From Boys To Men", most likely find it at HL that's where I bought it. The doodles are c/o my new Doodle Genie Whimsical that I just bought (SO excited!). They are colored in with a blue brush pen, outlined with a black Sharpie, and "colored" over again with Diamond Glaze to make them shiny. TFL!
Oh and the picture's just a b&w of some of the things on his dresser.
Due to the fact that it was started a long time ago, I don't know the products. I do know the pp is from a slab called "From Boys To Men", most likely find it at HL that's where I bought it. The doodles are c/o my new Doodle Genie Whimsical that I just bought (SO excited!). They are colored in with a blue brush pen, outlined with a black Sharpie, and "colored" over again with Diamond Glaze to make them shiny. TFL!
Oh and the picture's just a b&w of some of the things on his dresser.
Products Used
This project uses products from Chatterbox, 3L


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