It is a bit ridiculous how much I use them. So there I was a few days ago, sitting and staring at the awesome Cosmo Cricket Circa 1934 chipboard and there were the perfect pieces to make a banner. I built the layout and then put my foot down. No arching or draping banner on this project. I might have even said it out loud. Thank goodness I scrap at night where no one but the cats can hear me.
So I used those perfect banner pieces, but I laid them out vertically. In a straight line. And here is what I came up with.
The theme of this layout celebrates how alike Ella and Auntie Sara are. I am so lucky to have such an amazing family. My immediate family and my in laws. We had a family party this weekend and Aunt Bippy noticed Steve and I with our arms around each other. She talked about how we are on a journey together. Some will be good, some will be bad. But we are in it. It really touched me. Because I see it like that and I know that those family members are there to support and guide. The best part is that my kids get to grow up with in that environment.
And that certainly deserves a banner!
love it! not fond of the draped triangle banner trend (as I duck from flying scrap supplies), but I love your interpretation!
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeee how you have it on its side! This is GORGEOUS Stacey! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDeleteWhat? You like banners? That is brand new information!! (Yep... that was sarcasm.. hehe..)
ReplyDeleteSeriously woman. You rock the Cosmo. Absolutely awesome and I'm not just saying that. Haven't you figured it out that I'm your #1 fan?
What a gorgeous and beautiful LO Stacey!!! Love this month kit!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous layout Stacey! Love the colors, the small pictures and of course the banner turned on its side!
ReplyDeleteoh, this is one gorgeous layout!
ReplyDeletelove your take on banners.
Great page design! :)
ReplyDeleteStacey, I like your layouts and your use of banners too. But I have what might seem like a silly question to you pros - "How do you make them?" Thanks!
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