Loved One's....

This month at Scrapmatts we are celebrating the special men/boys in our lives. I don't get many photo's of Andrew- camera shy unlike my children..LOL

So when Sofie & Andrew sent a Plaque for me, i wanted to make something special for my Andrew which showed his special 3 girls- so this plaque was perfect- 3 spaces for 3 girls.

I have used a Hambly Border sticker which i cut up and placed around the edge of the centre frame. I wanted to make it as masculan as i could, so i used a leather strap which i attached with screws and placed 3 hooks along the bottom for Andrew to hang his keys . The metal words i have had in my stash from when i originally started scrapping!

Some close ups:

I have used the clock as a feature to represent a time these photos were taken. I inked them first and then used some metalic rubons over the top to give it a rustic feel. I also cut a piece of Scrapmatts fence as a backing too.

My next project i did a layout featuring my girls with their dad. These photos were taken on our last holiday. The girls had a ball( so did their dad :) - also a BIG kid too) at the caravan park which we stayed at on the north coast. On this particular day the girls were playing on the giant pillow and their dad decided to join in BUT dad fell over......so the girls decided to pick on him and bounce all around him..LOL...

CB1134Assorted Words 01

CB3001 Film Strip

For this layout there is alot of layering with pp, paint, rubons and Scrapmatts chipboard.

My last layout is of my friends little boy. Its hard having 3 girls and no boys in the family....LOL...

So my best friend sends emails all the time for me with photos of Liam for me to scrap.

CB 4051 Assorted Words 04

CB 5035 Hot Hair Balloons

Again i have used alot of layers with hambly transperancy, paints pp,doiley and chipboard.

I decided to leave the hot air balloons plain but inked the title in red to make it "pop" from the page.

Thanks for looking at my projects which i created for this month on Scrapmatts. I had alot of fun creating them.