At Disneyland there is a tiny shop on Main Street where silhouettes are made. When we went in there last October, we were impressed by an amazing woman who could hand-cut a silhouette in just a few minutes. She looks at the person and cuts with scissors. All the while, she is carrying on a conversation! I love how her artwork looks and wanted to keep it as part of our vacation memories in a scrapbook, even though it is not a photograph.
The silhouette is on a rectangular piece of cardstock. I cut out the oval to mount it with foam tape on the double mat. Using a black paper as the background would give the best contrast, so that is what I chose. The For Always paper packet is classy and vintage-y feeling. It seemed like a perfect choice for this silhouette of my two daughters. One was celebrating her 8th birthday and the other was 22 at the time.
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Each piece of paper was ink distressed and all, except the oval, were edge distressed as well.
CTMH Black Tulle Ribbon made into Flowers and Bow-like Shapes |
CTMH Sparkles Black Flourishes |
CTMH For Always B & T Papers |
Initially, I was going to follow this sketch from Creating Keepsakes for a group of pictures that I wanted to scrap. Rather than wait for the pictures to be printed, I decided to go ahead and modify the sketch to use it today. It doesn't look a lot like the sketch, but it was the jumping off point for this layout.
For Always Paper Pack
Black and White Daisy cardstock
Black Tulle Ribbon
Sparkles: Black Flourishes and Black and Grey Assortment
Key from Brocade Assortment
Foundry Metal Pin Clip
Black staples/stapler
Black Soot Distress Ink - Ranger
Mickey Mouse paper clip - from stash
White lace ribbon - Martha Stewart
Grey ruffle ribbon - Pink Paislee House of Three
Washi Tape - Teresa Collins
Spellbinders ornate frame - this was a leftover piece that was in my stash so I don't remember which one it is.
Black thread and sewing machine
Black brads from stash
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
Beverly