These pages are much bolder than the two before, and, yet, they are definitely “single and pretty” layouts.
Emily Pitts conveys a sense of her daughter moving onward and upward after graduation with a rich foundation of rising hexagons. The photo cluster is even richer with layered foundational pieces, dimensional flowers in bold colors, and a strong, declarative title: GO. It’s a dynamic and rich page.
Go by Emily Pitts | Supplies: chipboard hexagons, mists, flowers, envelope, kraft arrow, twine cording, paper twine, pearls, plastic doily, arrow pin, pin, stamps, chipboard letters, measuring tape by Maya Road; embossing powder by American Crafts, embossing ink by Versamark, stamping in by Ranger, pen by Uniball.
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