January 18: Elements on a Path

I don't know how this ended up photoless but it did, so I'm thinking I might use it as the center of a grid page with the photos of lost teeth around it. I love how it turned out! I wanted to do a shape no one else had done so far which was pretty hard to come up with!
 
I'm so not an "element whisperer" so this one was another difficult one for me. I LOVE the creativity that this challenge brought out!

 
Got it done... it's a nice companion page for one I did previously, but I'm not totally sold on it. However, since this was my fourth attempt, I am done! LOL I did use the technique we learned on the 4th - the blending photo, and I like how that worked!

 
Once I started thinking about it, I had a lot of fun. Definitely, time consuming but worth the effort.
Used elements from January and February 2018 Storyteller and December 2017 Storyteller as the yellow alpha from April 2018 storyteller
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TLP MOC 2019 Day 18 Elements on a path
Another senior moment! I had edited my gallery page, but can't seem to enter it here. Not sure why. Again I have ended up with 2 of the initial page. Anyone able to help as to how I can replace a page once it has been posted here.

Also noted that I only had 14 elements so added I more in case the leaves didn't count.

 
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When I saw this kit, I KNEW it would fit with this challenge for me! I had this photo of my son from a few years back, wearing blue and orange. I had a picture in my mind of a big snowflake as my "path" and this kit was perfect! It was a little more elaborate in my mind but I do like how it turned out in real life.

 
Thank you for a fun challenge. I may remove some of the elements before I organise getting my Cruise Album printed.

 
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