Since I had been (im)patiently waiting for the release of Mockingjay, the final book in the Hunger Games trilogy, I knew if I was going to use this kit any time soon, I better get started. Mockingjay was going to be released on Tuesday. So, I stayed up late on Monday and created this layout: "2 little pigs."That same night, I started a baseball layout. Yes, BASEBALL! When I realized one of my cards included in the kit had an "18" on it, I knew I had to work a baseball layout in somewhere. :)
However, I didn't finish the layout until Sunday. I used a rare "one-photo-tells-it-all" photo from Kevin's last tournament of the summer. He made a play that he said was one of the best moments in his life. It deserved a page all its own. I let the LONG title tell the story.
I scrapped photos of Kevin having lunch while we were on vacation. Since I used the WRMK stitched cardstock for my base, I opted to skip Janna's stitched circle.
I stuck pretty close to her layout, but did make a few changes. In addition to items in the kit, I also added some items from her previous kits and a new chipboard alpha by Cosmo Cricket.
I have to admit when I saw the birds in the kit previews, I debated not getting this kit. I'm just not a bird person. But, when the kit arrived, I instantly had an idea for the bird accent - LOVE birds. I had snapped these shots of Blake and his current crush this summer.
The ruled paper gave me the space to tell the whole story. I've been almost life-long friends with this girls' mom.I even added some butterflies. (I'm not exactly a butterfly person either!)
I still have a ton of product from this kit, but you know what they say:
So many scrap supplies...so little time...
Have a great week!

2 comments:
Oh I love the Noel Mignonne kits...but have so much stash I cannot possibly buy more;-D
I love the "love birds" layout...way cute.
Wow--amazing how much you made already with that kit. Love them all but especially the LOVE birds. You always impress me with the way you can find ways to use product you might otherwise not have used.
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