A few months back I was really grieving for my father who died in 2000. I always miss him but at times I wish he were here so I could be his little girl once again.
I decided to work my way out of it by creating ... creating a layout.
"i see myself in you"
This is me and my dad around 55 years ago. I still see my dad that young.
Although this is a very simple layout I did play with several mixed media/layering techniques.
1. I wanted color so I used Ranger's Tim Holtz Distress Ink Peacock. while the pain was wet I sprinkled Tim's Distress Glitter Vintage Photo on a chipboard piece from Blue Fern Studios (FAV).
So you see it is simple but I remembered my dad in a special way and it was a good journey.
Waving out a wish for you to ...
Have a Crafty Day!
I decided to work my way out of it by creating ... creating a layout.
"i see myself in you"
This is me and my dad around 55 years ago. I still see my dad that young.
Although this is a very simple layout I did play with several mixed media/layering techniques.
1. I wanted color so I used Ranger's Tim Holtz Distress Ink Peacock. while the pain was wet I sprinkled Tim's Distress Glitter Vintage Photo on a chipboard piece from Blue Fern Studios (FAV).
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2. Top Right Hand Corner: The paper already had the white cursive writing on it so I added a stamp image from Wendy Vecchi's Stampers Anonymous line with Tim's Fire Brick red ink. Then I added a touch of Ranger's Picket Fence paint dabber. On top of that I added white rub-ons from Making Memories from 1,000,000 years ago (LOL). I placed my Blue Fern Studio piece on top leaving enough room for more Making Memories black rub-ons.
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3. My banner pieces are from Maya Road. I painted with Gesso and inked with Distress Ink Old Paper in just a few spot. I stamped and embossed the image.So you see it is simple but I remembered my dad in a special way and it was a good journey.
Waving out a wish for you to ...
Have a Crafty Day!
Simple? More like simply beautiful... I love the bright blue chipboard piece on the left and the stamped banner pieces. Lovely remembrance
ReplyDeleteThank you Kelly. I liked the pop of color too.
DeleteSuch great therapy and a beautiful layout, Debby! I have a picture of me and my Dad, just like the one of you on your dad's shoulders! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa, thank you I think the photo must be standard even today for a dad and the little one.
DeleteI know what you mean about missing your dad :) ~ the LO is amazing. You have the best pictures!!! I have missed you:)
ReplyDeleteConnie, I've missed you too. Hopefully, for the most part, I'm back!
DeleteOnly prayer and praise can beat scraptherapy! :o) Hugz!
ReplyDeleteYou got that right, Suzi.
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