Sketch of the Week Sketch #39

After being without my computer for a week and a half, I feel like I'm months behind. Luckily, I didn't lose any of my information but I did find out I had a ton of malware and viruses! Thank goodness the IT guys work for doughnuts! They fixed everything right up and got me protected again. Fortunately, nothing was compromised, just slowed my computer waaaaaaaayyyyy down. But I am back trying to catch up on all the posts I missed. Starting with sketch #39.



The Sketch:






B&W Printable Version:

Gina's Example: Adore - The kids, the flowers, the colors, the title, and the hand journaling, it's all perfect! And I love how she does this to her pages. She pulls the colors from her pictures and brings the page together with color coordinating embellishments, hand doodling and pretty ribbons.

Heather's Example: Wishes - I love how she went with a simple design that mimicks here photo subject. The white on the bg really draws your eye to her amazing photogrtaphy skills. Then she added a bold title down the side that leads your eyes around the page.


Bethy's Example: Hot Cocoa - This layout convinced me I was drinking hot cocoa! Starting with the chocolate title that looks like you could eat it off the page, the chronological pictures of her daughter stirring the hot cocoa, blowing on the hot cocoa, and testing the hot cocoa, and then the polka dot bg that has a feel of mashmallows dancing on the page. And that big scallop holding the journailing could very well be another huge marshmallow!


Angel's Example: Baby Sumo - This cute title gets you ready for the adorable picture of this chubby cheecked darling. The greens and blues assure you this the gender of this little guy. As always I love all her coordinating hand doodled embellishments and the finishing touch was added with the green ribbon and safety pin.


My Example: Miranda - The pictures of my Goddaughter, Miranda, really bring back memories of the first time I saw her. As soon as I saw her open eyes through my camera lens I knew she had my heart forever! I sticlked the title and scalloped edges, then added pink pearls to the pink and white glittered flowers that I separeted, inked, and glued back together. I got lucky with the soft pink bg patterned paper as it had the three hearts right beside the title.