For one reason or another, this project has been worked on in several stages. I first misted the background onto my cardstock about two months ago and absolutely loved the effect - I thought it looked like a starry night - and wanted to save it for the perfect project.
Back in October, the perfect project finally came along in the guise of a monthly challenge over on All About Me - a proud moment or achievement - but due to the timing, I was unable to take part in the challenge at the time. Over the next week or two, I got as far as finding the chipboard elements, trinkets and wording that I wanted to use but, until tonight, I never got as far as actually sticking them down on paper. Oh, how I love sticking things down on paper!
I even managed to squeeze some journalling on there - not always one of my strong points - all about how I managed to buy my own home at the tender age of 24.
It feels wonderful to have this layout finally finished and, thankfully, it looks just how I envisaged it all those months ago. Now maybe I'll have chance to play along with this month's challenge?
Friday, 19 November 2010
A Proud Moment {Finally Finished Friday}
I know, I know. I'm cutting it a little fine with my Finally Finished Friday project this week but, since I actually managed to complete something earlier in the week and didn't save it until today, I'm not too worried. And, after all, it is still Friday.
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Wow lovely LO hun love it well worth the wait, is that glimmer mists you have used great effect x
ReplyDeleteNot only is this beautiful, but it has such a sweet story too. And you bought your own home at 24?! Kudos to you, Clair!! Hope you have a lovely weekend. At home.
ReplyDeleteLove the layout, Clair! And I love the journaling all around the edges too...
ReplyDeleteI love how the simplicity really puts the focus on the house. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I love the misting and the journaling around the edge.
ReplyDeleteIt is, of course, fabulous m'dear :-) I remember seeing this one - didn't even realise it was unfinished!! xx
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