Two summers ago our family went to visit an old acquaintance's organic farm. My daughter had so much fun playing with the goats, sheep, chickens and other animals. She had seen most of these animals before, but not up close that she could touch them. It was a great adventure for sure.
Tina asked me to do some farm layouts with some Kaisercraft Cockadoodledoo collection. I did another layout with this "this little piggy" see HERE, but I wanted to do something more 'farmish' so I printed a large photo of my daughter and husband in the field with the sheep and washed out the colours a bit. I cropped down the photo and added two pieces of wooden fence that I had painted with crackle distress paint. Added a couple of fussy cut sheep and a bit of border punch, a title and this layout was done. A five minute layout. It took me longer to blog about it than it did to create it, but I just love it! Tell me what you think - leave a comment below.
Showing posts with label Cock-a-doodle-doo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cock-a-doodle-doo. Show all posts
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
A little Cock-A-Doodle-doo for you!
Kaisercraft has come out with a very different collection in their Cock-a-doodle-doo line, very down on the farm and country. You would think that me living in the rural place that I do I would have tones of farm photos? Instead I took the 'little piggy' idea and ran with it and scrapped a photo of my daughter's feet that we had done when she was only a few months old. I love this photo and it was perfect for what I had in mind ... although I know this is totally NOT what Tina was looking for when she provided me with Kaisercraft's farm papers. Don't worry Tina, I will do another layout with a farm photo on it for you.
This Little Piggy
This Little Piggy
For this layout I wanted to keep it soft and girly but keep the focus on the piggy and of course the play on words with my daughter's toes. I copped a circle in half and added some gathered boarder punch around the edge to look like a lace doily. I love that banners are back (or did they ever really go out of style?) so I used some VERY old paper from my stash that matched perfectly with the colours I had going on here for the scalloped edge around the banners. I used some houndstooth paper from the Jillibean Soup Christmas Eve Chowder collection if you can believe that! And look at that, I even fussy cut the cute little piggy - and stuck on a two-holed button to pop up his nose.
Keep your eye on this blog as I will be doing another layout with some actual farm photos from a trip we made to Quebec to visit a friend's organic farm two summers ago.
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baby,
Cock-a-doodle-doo,
daddy,
feet,
Kaisercraft,
mommy,
orange and pink,
piggy
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