FL-Karen MOC10 Layouts

January 21: Combine Two Templates




MOC Templates by Sara Gleason and NBK Designs

Play Collab
Rest Collab

Font | Orange Typewriter
photo credit | george becker | pexels

 

January 22: Make Your Own Bobblehead


Oh Yes You Can Mixed Media Kit by Rachel Jeffries
Photo | Devan beard | unsplash

 

January 25: Photo-less Page




Anisoptera (Mixed Media) by Rachel Jefferies

 

January 24: Tell A Conversation with Speech Bubbles





Font: Veteran Typewriter
Speech Bubbles: freebie provided by Paula Kesselring and April 2021 M# Add On by Little Butterfly Wings

Every Last Minute Collection by Rachel Jefferies
Oh Yes You Can by Rachel Jeffries

 

January 23: Stitched Down Stuff


Fonts used:
Sketch Block and Albertsthal Typewriter

Sunshine stitched word (column): paper strip, yellow and blue flower, two pieces of paper.
Ray (top): burnt orange ribbon, label, green leaf, round label, tag.
Ray (second): sunshine, label x2, paper, sticker.
Ray (third) tape, photo frame, label, brown flower, blue flower.
Ray (bottom) label x3, frame, stamp.

Please note the blue ribbon is “tacked” down by three threads. This item is not accounted for in my five items.

Items used from the following):
Do it for you by Little Butterfly Wings and Rachel Jefferies
M3 June 2016 Add On by Little Butterfly Wings
Be Kind by Rachel Jeffereies
M3 April 2021
Riding the Rails by Rachel Jeffries
DinoRiffic by Kim Jensen

 

January 27: Ten Things About You


Credits:
itsy bitsy alphas vol. 2 by Amy Wolff
Trust the Journey - Stay Patient by Rachel Jefferies
M3 2021-01 When Nobody is Watching

Font | Orange Typewriter and School Book

Journaling reads:

1. I enjoy watching crime shows on TV.
2. My favorite color is pink.
3. I got my driver’s license at the age of 21.
4. Thanks to Ancestry.com, I have a “new” nephew that one day I will meet.
5. I’m a family historian.
6. I would like to find a scrapbook home that I can use my talents but also to learn and to stretch my skills.
7. I have four grandkids - all boys!
8. My first job was working at a small town, local theater.
9. I have an autoimmune disease.
10. I enjoy being outdoors, in the right conditions... no mosquitos, no hurricanes, and no humidity - LOL

 

January 26: Remembrance or Tribute Layout



Make Your Mark: Template Bundle 1 by Rachel Jefferies
M3 2019-02 Whole-Hearted / Follow / Life
M3 2021-10 I Love the Life We Have

Font: Veteran Typewriter
381 words.
Journaling reads: "As I held her in my arms, I felt my dog take her very last breath. Annabelle, my beautiful 8 year old Jack Rat, was gone. Holding her, and now with a motionless body, I sobbed with an intensity that shook me deeply. I realized I cried harder than I had in years. My grief was so intense, it felt as if a part of me had been ripped out. The deep sadness was like no other feeling I had ever felt.
As she laid lifeless in my arms, and her head gapped over my arm, my tears showering her little head as I remember the time I had taken that skinny long-legged puppy in my hands for the first time and declared, “She is perfect!”.
Annabelle was my first dog. I raised her from the cradle to her grave. I became more compassionate, caring person because of her. She taught me to love. She was my baby, and I was her mom. Our relationship was so vitally important to me. When I was sad, it seemed that she always knew. And with every lick, the troubles diminished.
Annabelle saw me through several stages of my life; some difficult times. Annabelle was always a steady presence in my life, always there to lick away my tears and fears. I loved her, and in return she gave me her undying loyalty and devotion.
She travelled with me, everywhere! If she wasn’t welcomed - I wasn’t either! We were inseparable. When traveling, we done a lot of camping. She was always my watch dog. She would let me know if anyone was approaching us. She stayed alert so I could rest. Annabelle was the best traveling companion that I could ask for.
Her last days with me was in much pain. Her little body couldn’t hold on much longer. I was not ready for her to go. She was terminally ill with cancer. I sobbed and sobbed for days, until the result of the lab work came back. I tried being strong for her as she was for me. But I had to tell her that it was okay to leave me, that I was going to be fine - I wasn’t.
It’s been three years, and I still think of her daily!

 

JANUARY 28: Recreate part of a photo with elements



BYOC 2020-09 by Rachel Jeffereies
M3 2019-07 Be(e) / Adaptable / Thrive
Fonts: Signature Moments Regular and Trajan Pro 3 Regular

 

January 29: Black Background



TLP Collab: Smarter

Photo taken last night at Buccee's, on the way through Georgia. Name and store badge are extractions from another personal photo I had taken myself.

 

January 30 : Make an album cover



Fasteners include staples, button, stitch, and tape.

Pieces used from:
Pocket Art: Signature Kit 8 by Rachel Jefferies
https://the-lilypad.com/store/Pocket-Art-Signature-Kit-8.html

Collab: Rest
https://the-lilypad.com/store/COLLAB-rest.html

Collab: Smarter
https://the-lilypad.com/store/TLP-smarter.html

Fonts; Trajan Pro 3, bastian, and marker felt thin

 

January 31: You are your own work of art



Pieces from the following:
Be Here, Now by Rachel Jeffries
BYOC 2020-09 by Rachel Jeffereies
Do it for you Collab by Little Butterfly Wings and Rachel Jefferies
Every Last Minute Collection by Rachel Jefferies
Heathland Mixed Media by Rachel Jefferies
M3 2022-01 Let it Go

Font: veteran typewriter