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The Jack color combo was a great compliment to my pictures, so I used elements of the Workshop Your Way to embellish this layout.
Here is the right page and the back side of the Pocket Plus Protector.
For my second layout, I realized that the axes in the Jack collection look a lot like medieval maces or other weapons.
Because it was the 400th anniversary of Hamlet, live actors were reenacting scenes from the play in the castle. That was so incredibly cool! We even bumped into the actor playing Hamlet on his break and got a picture together.
Here's a scrapbooking tip: If you're visiting historical places, take pictures of the historical markers and use those photos for journaling.
These pictures are from the pretty, ornate chapel. (I'm linking my layouts to the Three Amigos Jack challenge.)
Thanks for letting me show you a different side to Jack. This collection is only available until the end of the month. I'd love a comment before you leave. To continue the hop, go visit ERICA'S BLOG next!
Cute card! Love the layouts also!
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects! Great tip for photographing markers too. I've been doing it for years (before digital), but it is a tip that bears repeating.
ReplyDeleteVery different projects but both are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI really love your layouts!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts! I love that you told us a little about your adventures to go along with them.
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts! Love your use of the pocket pages and how you tied the axes in with the medieval theme!
ReplyDeleteThose are indeed great layouts. Who knew that these outdoors themed papers would complement your pictures so well. And the card is darling, too.
ReplyDeleteLove the card and the layouts! One of my favorite paper packs for sure and so happy to see it in a layout! Beautiful! Thanks so much for playing along at Three Amigos Blog Hop Challenge!
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