Scrapbooking ‘older’ photos can sometimes be a challenge- especially if you don’t want to use a paper that evokes the feeling of heritage. That was the case for me with my photo- one of me as a wee baby (super cute!) on a lovely 70’s style sofa. It was a small photo that had more couch in it then baby so the first thing I did was take it in to be resized so that I could show more of the baby and less of the couch. Since photos in the 70s were taken once (no mass photo shoots of cute babies then) I had no choice but to use a one page layout.
I cut a circle on my cricut on the ‘fit to page’ setting and used it as a template for drawing my circles on the layout- three in total slightly overlapping. I then layered my photo with bits of patterned paper and cardstock. I added a tag and some stickers and then lots of fun (and matching) accessories around the circle. I LOVE how it all came out and am excited to tackle other photos from my childhood now.
Have you scrapbooked your childhood photos?
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Until we craft again, The Brae-er
I love this Brae!
Here is a link to a layout I did with older photos of me. http://casandra-scrappinbliss.blogspot.com/2012/03/cruisin-down-memory-lane-layout.html
Love your layout! I’m a product of the 70’s, too. 🙂