Tuesday, September 3, 2013

September Reveal - Tracey Campbell

Well here I am again, hope you all are not sick of me yet? :) I have two layouts that I want to share with you where I have used some of the fantastic chipboard from Memory Maze. One about my youngest daughter which is pretty feminine and the other about me being a Navy Mum.

Navy Mum


I really wanted to give this layout a touch of "Military" so I heat embossed all three pieces of chipboard with a navy blue colour.

 
Although not exactly a Defence piece of chipboard this globe was perfect to represent all the places we go to "sailing the seven seas" whilst serving. Not to mention that globs are such a hot trendy item right now.
 
A bit of a close up of my main title "Navy Mum"- love how easy it is to heat emboss the chipboard.
Memory Maze Product used
Product ID:    CO145 Globe
 
 Memory Maze Product used
Product ID: LO235 Serving with Pride
 
and
Memory Maze Product used
Product ID: Navy Mum - to new to shop to have a product ID right now but just contact Sally in an e-mail and request "Navy Mum"
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In the Moment

I just love this photo of my youngest daughter - a simple one I took one day when she was sitting on the ground playing with some stones and just happened to look up when I was snapping away.
Because I wanted to give the whole layout a soft touch all that was needed was some white gesso and some Kindy Glitz and the chipboard turned out perfect.
A simple way to attach the chipboard to your layout is to staple it on. Simple, easy and quick.

A close up of the Vintage frame and a few of the flowers.
Memory Maze Product used
Product ID:    SO600 \butterfly
and
Memory Maze Product used
Product ID:    VOW12 Vintage Frame Oval - the photo in the store isn't working right now but you can see most of the Vintage Frame in my layout - it is stunning and would suit many layouts and projects.
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Thanks for stopping by, I hope you enjoyed my layouts.
Hugs
Tracey
 
 
 

2 comments:

  1. Loving both of your layouts Tracey the colour on the Navy chip board looks amazing

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