Process
A solid paper from APP Related was used as the foundation of the page. The clock was cut in half and offsetted. A photo from a post card of a city that my great aunt grew up was clipped to the top half of the clock. The blending mode was changed to color burn. The image of the women was extracted and layered over the bottom half of the clock. A custom shadow was added. Fabric samples were added along with dimensional embellishments. The page was completed by adding transfers, paper textures, splatters and word art.
Very nice historical layout; the background story about packing helmets would be interesting to hear about. Love the photo in the split clock, and the triangle of blues, a nice change from the reds we often use.
This is so fantastic!! Your photo extraction is wonderful and your journaling is wonderful~ I really love the split clock where the picture is coming out of a black and white one and the color one showing a sense of time passing!
This is so fantastic!! Your photo extraction is wonderful and your journaling is wonderful~ I really love the split clock where the picture is coming out of a black and white one and the color one showing a sense of time passing!
When I see your wonderful layouts and read the components and methods, I realize how uninspired my layouts are. But I do them b/c I enjoy it so much. I simply have a long way to go to create something like this. Love your work.
When I see your wonderful layouts and read the components and methods, I realize how uninspired my layouts are. But I do them b/c I enjoy it so much. I simply have a long way to go to create something like this. Love your work.
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