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Happy Jack

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The 'Jack' papers have a manly feel to them so I selected a photo of a long term project my husband worked on - a Toyota Landcruiser.  The journaling is about the happiness he experienced finishing it and taking it for a drive.  Can you spot the title?
The title is cut using a 'happy' thincut out of vellum for a subtle feel.
I used layers of the Jack papers to add interest to my page and journaled on one of the zip strips.  The edges of the papers were 'roughed' up as I stuck them down.
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Comments

Anonymous said…
Great photo, story and layout Lara.
Unknown said…
I love the way you have distressed the edges. So much fun!
Linda Pekrul said…
Clean and simple and fabulous!
Lara said…
Thanks Rachel
Lara said…
Thank you Linda.
Nell said…
I had never thought of using vellum thin cuts over a photo like that. Very effective!
Doris Taylor said…
Great tip about using the vellum with the thin cuts. Your layout is beautiful if I can say that about a manly layout.
Nice layout. Clever use of vellum Lara
Anonymous said…
Love your layout & the use of the Vellum as your title - it looks great.
Vandra said…
I love the layering and edges. great layout!

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