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Brother & Sister
by HelloKitty94Jul 18, 2006
Another layout I made at the Atlanta Expo. This is my brother and sister.
The background paper I made on white cardstock with chalk templates and Craf-T chalks, using the template that makes rainbows and waves, the one that makes pine trees, and from the beach letters template I used the crab that was supposed to be part of one of the letters. I wrote my journaling on patterned vellum and attached to cardstock with eyelets, then accented with Junkitz fibers. The totem pole was cut with one of the dies available at the crop.
Journaling:
My dear brother and sister. The best anyone could have. Two characters. -- Tabatha
The background paper I made on white cardstock with chalk templates and Craf-T chalks, using the template that makes rainbows and waves, the one that makes pine trees, and from the beach letters template I used the crab that was supposed to be part of one of the letters. I wrote my journaling on patterned vellum and attached to cardstock with eyelets, then accented with Junkitz fibers. The totem pole was cut with one of the dies available at the crop.
Journaling:
My dear brother and sister. The best anyone could have. Two characters. -- Tabatha
Products Used
This project uses products from Junkitz


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