Hi all!
I’m happy to be back the GCD Studios blog today so I’m sharing here, too.
Heidi asked us this month to create layout based on our hometown.
She got our minds brewing with this beautful set of pictures.
She asked us:
WHAT makes your town special?
Why do you love living where you live?
What is your favorite thing to do in town?
This was an easy one to do because it worked so well with photos I’ve been compiling all summer long while exploring the outdoor attractions in and near my hometown.
To be 100 percent honest here, I like the outdoors, but I am a couch potato deep down. I will never be the girl signing up for marathon or climbing a mountain. I like simple, easy activities that you don’t feel like you had to train to do.
There are a lot of fun outdoor activites in my hometown that are easy to enjoy and take part in. That makes my hometown a good place to live.
This summer, I’ve spent evenings walking through a small forest next to a local lake. I’ve spent many afternoons wandering through local gardens and taking in the scent of the flowers. And I’ve even been one of our waterfalls a couple times, walking up to the top and taking a litany of pictures of the nature seen on the way each time.
Here’s a layout I made with a few pictures from my explorations.
I used a few of the border strips form the Artsy Urban collection. I actually layered pieces together for my layout. I finished it off by adding a number of brads.
That’s all for now. I’ll be back again soon.
Thanks for stopping by!
Love this layout!
fantastic page!
I love your page!
oh my goodness, yer scrap page is awesome! so much inspiration! luv yer use of string and brad, the border punch is awesome too! Luv it Teri! WTG!
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C 😀
so very pretty, teri:) really like how you did the brads with string!
nice layout
Hi Teri,
I really like the picture by the lake with the trees behind it. I also wanted you to know I tried the die cut/scraps technique you showed a while back. I love it! I buy a lot of 6X6 paper packs and this is a great way to use up all the scraps. I can’t wait to try all the different shapes! Thanks so much.
The layering of the border strips and the tied brad treatment are totally fabulous.
Your photos are beautiful, especially the one that features you! Those wildflowers are divine. I’d actually love to see more of the photos, especially the ones of the waterfalls.
Oh Terri I love love love this page! Nice job 🙂