The Twinery and Paper Issues are coming together to bring you the
"X" Marks the Spot challenge
This is my take on the challenge. I needed to do a two page layout instead of my usual one because I wanted to fit several photos of my son's art work. I scanned his drawings and then saved them as photos. I was impressed with how well they turned out. I can still see all of the fabulous little details in his drawings!
I used twine x's on two of my buttons. And then I decided to add a bit of twine for some borders as well. I know this image is small, but I wanted you to be able to see how the page worked as a whole.
Here are two photos of each individual side...
Side one and...
side two.
So if you have any projects or would like to create any projects using twine or "x's", be sure to link up at Paper Issues.
We have a great sample pack of twine from the Twinery for our giveaway worth $30!
All the details on how to link up and enter are on the Paper Issues blog Here!
In addition, The Twinery is having their own challenge on their blog with a giveaway of six large spools of twine worth $84 dollars! You can see all the details from their challenge Here!
Next up on the blog hop is Martha! :)
Great LO of your son's artwork...love how it turned out Mary Jo!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty two-pager, Mary Jo! I love how you highlighted Evan's artwork and incorporated it into your craft. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to preserve a child's artwork !
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome page! Love how you used your son's artwork for your layout!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome double pager Mary Jo!! Love how you used the drawings on your layout and great use of the twine!!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply beautiful!! Love what you did here!
ReplyDeleteHis drawings are AMAZING!! WOW WOW WOW!! I loveeeeeeeee your lo!! I love that you included his art!!!
ReplyDeleteReally neat to treat the art.
ReplyDeleteLove how you added the artwork into the pages. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great 2 pagers, love it! Also love that you scanned in the art work to turn them into photos which really is very smart, and the drawings are very striking.
ReplyDeleteFabulous way to both celebrate and preserve some of his drawings! Love the papers you chose.
ReplyDeleteI love that you scanned his artwork! Also loving the bits of washi and the D's :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow I love this! I have such a hard time doing double pages but they always look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour son is an amazing artist! It's great that could scan his artwork to use it on a scrapbook layout. Love this layout! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour son's artwork is amazing, Mary Jo.
ReplyDeleteFab 2-page layout, love how you captured his artwork and highlighted it with simple embellishments!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you scrapbooked his drawings. He is so talented, they deserve to be showcased!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you scrapbooked his drawings. He is so talented, they deserve to be showcased!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE how you showcased this!! JUST GORGEOUS both the art and layout!
ReplyDeleteGreat layout, and some wonderful artwork! I did the same thing with our son, and he's now a graphic designer.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great layout. I love your sons art work and love that you did a page about it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! <3 this
ReplyDeleteYour son's artwork is always so beautiful. Definitely inspiring! I love that you created a layout about it. And your page is inspiring too!
ReplyDeleteHis artwork is amazing and I loved how you showcased it on this two page layout!
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout, Mary Jo! Awesome tribute to Evan's art. Love the idea of scanning the pieces and then printing photos. So much easier to manage. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a fabulous idea! Great layout, I love it!!!He is so good!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous!!! I love the way you used his art!
ReplyDeleteThat boy is amazing like his Momma!
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