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Punny Page

by SandyJayMay 17, 2026
For the Sweet Treat Pun challenge. Used some really old letter stickers.

Products Used

This project uses products from Tonic Studios, Simple Stories, Carta Bella

Comments

GinniG
GinniG5/26/26
I absolutely LOVE your title!!! :) Great journaling and embellishments! :)
SandyJay
SandyJay5/26/26
Thank you Ginni! I love the paper pack, so fun!
shoorn
shoorn5/22/26
Love the papers and colors and those cut-a-part cards! Great work with the sketch.
SandyJay
SandyJay5/23/26
Thank you, I am glad I found a use for those cut-apart cards, they are always a challenge for me.
amysolovay
amysolovay5/20/26
This page is AWESOME on so many levels!

First of all, you really rocked that challenge! Bravo!!

Beyond that, I love the marriage of photos + paper collection and the way you put it all together using the sketch for inspiration. The letter stickers, oven mitt and mixer are the perfect finishing touches. I really enjoyed checking this page out.

I got part of "roll with it," too, because we do a lot of baking around our place -- but I always have a hard time getting themed papers to play nicely with my photos, because it seems the colors are never quite right. I am feeling super inspired, looking at how this page of yours came together. Thank you for the inspiration!
SandyJay
SandyJay5/20/26
Thank you Amy! I get it, the colors are often not even close to the photos. Sometimes black and white, or muting them with the editing software available on my iPad works wonders. Grab the sketch and give it a try! I like the angles on it, something different.
amysolovay
amysolovay5/20/26
Thanks for the editing tip! Much appreciated.

Yes, I agree the angles on the sketch are brilliant, and that brilliance carried through into your page. I scrap 6"x8", and I admit, I've been pondering whether any part of the sketch would be translatable into a smaller scale format.