I have so many travel page LO's to make. I just did one yesterday, but I love how you did this. I may have to lift it one of these days. Saving to my favs!
Love your pics of St. Louis. I have lived in the area all of my life and just went to the City Museum last year. It is the neatest place. I love all of your layouts on your trip. Great job!!
this is amazing too. I love the papers, pics & animal cards.. I am saving this. I do not have those cards but I sure could print some vintage ones to use.
These are amazing too hon. I love the papers. I have those. they sure are bright enough for butterlies. I love your pamphlets..I always use those too & love them. great dies
Oh Andrea, I am so glad that I can see this finished page. I agree with Henri.. you should win an award for it hon. the idea for the restaurants page is perfect. I love the papers you chose. The funny thing.. when after I saw some of the google ravioli images that I talked about in your thread.. I thought why not use a square scallop die but I do not think i said that to you because you had already seen them & could figure it out. It is perfect too.
This is an awesome travel page hon. I totally love that you added the map along with he picture of the city.I also love the circle that says we were here.
These pages are wonderful too. I love your journaling & that you put the menu too. The B& B looks awesome. I can see why they named it that. great pics too
Holy moley. The photo looking down is scary. What a terrific view of the city. We have never been to St. Louis to vacation but seeing your LOs make me want to! Well done!
Wow. What a great idea to incorporate all your "eateries" on one LO. The little diecuts for each place are adorable. My favorite is the toasted raviole! Interesting...how was the chocolat gelato with cinnamon and cayenne?
I laughed when I saw this, reminded me of when we were in Jamaica. lizards and bats everywhere. Love how you did that. I also love that you put down what you used and who puts it out, so easy to find!! very nice!
Wonderful layout! Love the gecko! The spots were a great idea for him - looks much more real. The flower is so subtle on this I almost missed it. Just enough to compliment the layout but not overpower it. Perfect paper and colors!
Love the transparency - perfect for this layout! That camera just nails it! And the film strip ribbon - nice touch. Neat combination of post card and paper keepsakes - makes for a beautiful layout!
The paper with the feathers is perfect for this layout but the other paper really brings out the colors! Awesome combination! Love the way you did your title!
This is so cool! Love it all but the city museum diecut - that is really awesome! That was a great find and is the perfect finishing touch for this layout!
I totally love this page! It looks fantastic - love how you did a paper piecing or embellie for each restaurant and the things you ate. This page should win an award somewhere - its that good!
Eating Out
- Upper left - background paper from a food-themed stack by American Traditional Designs, title letters from the "Muse" alphabet Thickers by American Crafts.
- Upper right (Gelateria) - Background paper by Sugartree, ice cream dish cut from the non-pearlized side of Wausau cardstock using the "Fast Food" Cricut cartridge, gelato scoop cut from paper by American Traditional Designs using a Fiskars squeeze punch and edged with "Branch Bark" chalk ink by Prima, chili pepper adapted from the "Chili" die by Sizzix.
- Middle left (Ted Drewes) - Green and yellow pearlized paper by Wausau, store logo color-copied from the plastic dish, logo and journaling edged with Frosted Lace Stickles, cherries from the "Cherries" Sizzlits die by Sizzix using brown paper by American Traditional Designs and the non-pearlized side of Wausau cardstock.
- Middle right (Mangia) - Title and background paper from a food-themed stack by American Traditional Designs.
- Lower left (Fitz's) - Background paper from the "Happy Days" collection by Echo Park, labels and bottle cap from actual Fitz's products (bottle cap flattened using my Sizzix Big Kick).
- Lower left (City Diner) - Background paper made by weaving strips of cardstock; turquoise stripe from the "Strips" decorative strip by Sizzix; elements edged using "Teal Damask" and "Vintage Pink" chalk inks by Prima; toasted raviolis made using 150-grit sandpaper by 3M, one of my brown chalk inks by Prima, decorative edge scissors, and some foam squares.
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