I think this one is my favorite from week 2 (day 12, throwback photo). I had been planning to use the 2017 photo on a page with additional photos but I really like the way this turned out so it's going in the album!
There were three that I really liked from last week, I think this is my favorite. I love dark blue and white together!
I have picked this one as it was a simple one to create and I enjoyed creating my own word art for it.
I greatly enjoy these threads that have us go back and look at what we created. I give myself a pat-on-the-back for this one: About six months ago, I began to follow collage threads in Instagram. I've even made a few cut and paste collages. I wanted to take that way of thinking and make a digital collage that looked like cut and paste paper collage. I am VERY happy with the results. My brain cells are ticking again, thinking about how I can incorporate this style into another challenge
This one challenged me as I tried using the neutral ephemera to balance out the softness of the template I loved and to help change the tone of the page to the photo I choose. Added bonus: I learned a TON about moving layers back and forth!
I hadn't really looked at the LO's I did except as I was posting them, and then it was to triple check I'd followed all the requirements, sigh. Last week's thread got me to stop and just really look at my week's efforts. Thank you for these threads is just inadequate!! Looking at the second weeks, hmmm. I'm still short one but that's a whole other story. I think I'll chose Day 11. Not because it is the best or even my favorite in terms of AJ but because it plucked a hidden story out of me. I am making a Timeline AJ/Junque Journal semi auto biography playing with art supplies fun memory recorder/prompter etc. book. This LO is a story I'd not have remembered if it weren't for the challenge. I tried and tried to think of a day I could document and when reviewing historic things that happened while I've been alive, I suddenly remembered my 'stolen' filmstrip pleasure. So, technically, it is a documentation of the Berlin Wall falling. Literally it is a piece of some long forgotten day in my childhood.
I am loving this thread!! When I get to my desktop tomorrow I am going to give praise in the gallery for as many as I can! I know when post layouts that I love, I get so sad when it doesn't get the lvoe I have for it!! LOL
This challenge was the hardest for me, even had me wanting to throw in the towel, but I hung in there and made one of my favorite pages. You wouldn't think something as simple as your day would be so hard to scrap.
My favorite was day 13, it's hard to turn some of these flowered out templates into "boy" friendly pages, but I feel like this one I managed to do just that...plus use the colors associated with his school.
Thanks again for this wonderful opportunity to look over "old" layouts! One gets so wrapped up with a new page everyday that it doesn't leave much time to admire other people's layouts or even one's own. So this is GREAT! I actually have three layouts of that week that I like. This is not to sound conceived, but I am just happy that this month of challenges has brought me so much joy and some pages that I really really like. But I picked this one to display here - Day 8: Bingo - because it made me use a hexagon alpha which I'd've never used if it hadn't been for the challenge. And I love it! It goes so well with the background paper, and the other two titles give a nice color range, in my opinion.
For me, it's the bitter sweetness of Day 11 - On This Day, which is about the day my oldest daughter moved to Japan for at least a year and a half.
Mine is from Day 9: Advice to your future self. I enjoyed playing around with the elements and being "messy". Before the iPhone came along I wasn't much for taking lots of photos so I can see myself capturing a lot of memories using this style of scrapping.
I have sooo many pics that need to be scanned onto my computer before they can get scrapped...and this was the perfect opportunity to use some of them for the Throwback Photo Challenge!