My lil' cuties lo w/ Ange

 Hello my Speedy Scrapper friends!

I hope you've had a lovely week and are gearing up for a fabulous weekend.

Today I have a bit of fun in my layout for you:

I've used Kaisercrafts Party Animals line for this layout. The pictures are of my oldest and youngest riding the ferris wheel at our local carnival. As you can see they were being a bit goofy and just having a lot of fun. Great moment to document!

 I used the B side of Jive for my background, then cut a strip from Yippie for down the left side and the cute little lion out for the bottom right. I didn't want my photos to fit top to bottom, so I trimmed them down just a bit so I would have a little bit of room to play with their angles.

The strip of stars was the backside of a barcode and I cut the quote out of the Bop! paper.

I inked everything with black to make it pop even more and then darkened the already printed stitching on the alphas with a pen.

You can find this adorable line at the Speedy Scrappers store.

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Thanks! :)Ange

Game by Ange

 Hello! Today I wanted to share a little bit of what we spend our spring doing. Softball!

I'm a huge softball fan. Have been forever and I think I always will be. I have a special layout because it's about my daughter. I LOVE watching her play.

These papers are from the Studio Calico Wanderlust stack that you can find in the store. I used a sketch from here and just kept it simple. I edged my pattern paper piece and the entire layout with a charcoal ink. This is one of my favorite softball quotes so I did a big title but made Game stand out. The stitching is done with pen and the chevron "arrows" are cut from washi tape. Oh I also outlined my photos and the green alphas with a black pen to make them pop more.
 

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:)Ange

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Make a Wish

Hi all.  Kathy is sharing a layout today using Moxxie's Child Play line and the Washi Tape paper from the Party Day line from Crate Paper.  She also used her die cut machine to make the title and to cut the pointy circles, along with twine from her stash for the banner.  

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