I'm sure it was stunning. I'm sure if they weren't all holding on for dear life then perhaps there would have been better shots. I'm sure if it was anywhere else other than Tasmania then the sun would have been shining. Still.... it looks amazing doesn't it?
I used my January Who's Who kit and Buster Brown add-on from Studio Calico. I need to invest more time with this kit - it's full of delicious autumny colours.
And I also managed to incorporate the actual chairlift ticket which The Man dutifully bought back for me. Bless him, he knew I'd probably want to scrap it!
It was so easy to use the word 'magic' in this title, which is perfect because that's the current 'Bird is the Word' challenge.
Happy Easter everyone :-)
I just love all the detail and the stacking of all the different elements - it is just so gorgeous! I just love looking at all the different details!
ReplyDeletehe's a good man to bring back the details- and I think it was wise to hold on to that precious cargo for dear life!!! :) it does look lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Natalie! I love that you were able to incorporate the actual ticket on the LO (wish my man thought like that...LOL), and how you layered it with your journalling like that. Great work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Lo and Pics Natalie! So great that you played along at Bird Is The Word....
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That's so sweet. Sometimes my DH also remembers to bring back tickets etc, like the first time at the movie or to the fair thing.
ReplyDeleteWe are training them well I suppose...lol!
I really love this page ,ticket and all. I don't think it could possibly have ben better with sunshine :-D Love how you overlapped the larger photo, makes me think of the style used in advertising.Gorgeous!!
Fabulous LO Natalie.. love the layered details!! Thanks for joining in at BITW :)
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