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A photh of our newest grandson, Pierce, taken when he was just a few hours old. I used MME On the Bright Side collection for this layout. To make the bottom portion of the layout, I cut 2x2 inch squares and a 3/8 inch plaid strip and adhered them to a piece of solid orange (from an older collection from MME). I punched the edge of the strip with a MS punch prior to dry embossing. Then I embossed the 12 inch strip with an embossing folder from Stampin Up. To do this, you have to run the strip through the cuttlebug lengthwise, with the folder going across it. I'll put a little tutorial on my blog for more detailed directions. The tag for the title was cut with a Spellbinder die, and then I traced the white tag on the inside of the orange one and hand cut it. I added a lot of faux stitching to the "quilt" and around the white edges. The bear hanging over the edge of the quilt was cut with the Cameo. The giraffe, the blue bear, and the baby shoes were stamped and then hand cut after stamping. I made photo corners for the top of the photo (using a tutorial that you can find on my blog). Title letters are chipboard letters that I colored with Copics, then added a layer of glossy accents. The butterflies were punched with a MS punch and glittered up with stickles. Journaling is tucked behind the top of the photo and reads:
Pierce, you were born on October 10, 2011. I wasn't at the hospital on the day you were born, because your Grandpa was in the hospital, too, and I was with him. I came to the hospital where you were born later that evening because I couldn't wait to see you and hold you in my arms. You weighed 7 lbs 11.2 ounces and were 19.25 inches long….but you felt so tiny in my arms! I was amazed at how bright-eyed you were. You seem to be aware of everything around you. In this photo, you are just a few hours old…but look how alert you are! You are such a beautiful little boy…and I'm so happy that you're finally here!
Thanks so much for stopping by!!
(The black border was added in photoshop)
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Love the MME paper. The lo is just beautiful...the faux stitching looks great, the colors are beautiful and the picture so precious. Thank you so much for sharing your journaling with me...beautiful. :)
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WOW Susan!!!!!!! Your designs are always beautiful with fab color combos!!!! Preciouis photo you your dgs!!! Totally eye catching work!!!
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This is an awesome design Susan! love the sweet photo!
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Oh you are so lucky to have an infant in your family. He is adorable. I love the embossing. It adds such a nice texture to the Lo. It reminds me of a baby blanket. Your bear is delightful. I'll be heading to your blog to see how you created the photo corners. I'm so glad that you journaled your story upon meeting Pierce. He'll love reading that someday.
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Love it! Such an awesome color combo. I love the little bear and your DGS is beautiful!
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Beautiful, like the color combo's and those bears are adorable!!!!! :>)
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Such a precious page - love how you did the bottom - will have to give that a try -- the little brown bear hanging on the edge is so adorable - very, very cute page!!!
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Beautiful layout! Love the patchwork. Congrats for the sweet grandson!
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Very sweet, great colours and wonderful LO.
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He is one handsome little guy! Congrats! Sweet sweet design & perfect pp/color combo!
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Congratulations on your new grandson! He's so handsome and cute! And I really love the layout you made him. Love the patchwork look on the bottom and that cute bear.
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Such a sweet LO.Love the colours you used for a baby LO!!
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Congratulations on the new grandson! Such a precious layout...love that bear hanging ove the top of the quilt. Thanks for the description. I always get such good tips from reading them.
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Gorgeous!!!!!
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precious lo! love the bear!
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I love the color combo here and the little bear is just too cute! Lovely photo of your grandson! He is a cutie!
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Very cute
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What a sweet lo!
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