Hello there!
Hope this message finds you all safe and well!
Sorry I haven't posted of late, but I recently had some surgery done and have been on the mend, well as best as I can be since the holidays has started. The poor kids are suffering from cabin fever and well, what can I say, they have been very patient to say the least!
I wanted to share with you the latest Case file from CSI. The case file is No. 160, a gorgeous colour palette and sketch from the wonderful Emma Stafrace from The Nifty Pixel :) Click on the links to see for yourself the Case file and what's happening in the scrapping world. Below you will find the case file, sketch and my interpretation.
Case File No. 160 & Sketch:
The Scheme: All five colours.
The Evidence: Map Print, travel elements, textured paper, frames, transparent item, metal, decorative border, chevron pattern.
Testimony: Travel Journal Prompts
IW: Purpose
Journaling: It had a purpose, but it didn't meet its destiny. In Feb 1893 the ship they called 'Buster' drifted off its mooring and become shipwrecked on the shore off Woolgoolga NSW in a violent storm. I took several photos in 2008 after a massive storm surge had hit the coast and exposed it after 100 years.
Credits for digital use to the following:
Studio Angie Young ~'Dare to never look back' digi kit and elements.
V. Pearce ~ Scrapbooking Graphics 'Makery' digi kit and elements.
Sissy Sparrows ~ Mixed media 'Grungy word art'.
Thanks for looking & Inspiring!
Hope this message finds you all safe and well!
Sorry I haven't posted of late, but I recently had some surgery done and have been on the mend, well as best as I can be since the holidays has started. The poor kids are suffering from cabin fever and well, what can I say, they have been very patient to say the least!
I wanted to share with you the latest Case file from CSI. The case file is No. 160, a gorgeous colour palette and sketch from the wonderful Emma Stafrace from The Nifty Pixel :) Click on the links to see for yourself the Case file and what's happening in the scrapping world. Below you will find the case file, sketch and my interpretation.
Case File No. 160 & Sketch:
My interpretation - layout called 'Shipwreck Exposed'
The Scheme: All five colours.
The Evidence: Map Print, travel elements, textured paper, frames, transparent item, metal, decorative border, chevron pattern.
Testimony: Travel Journal Prompts
IW: Purpose
Journaling: It had a purpose, but it didn't meet its destiny. In Feb 1893 the ship they called 'Buster' drifted off its mooring and become shipwrecked on the shore off Woolgoolga NSW in a violent storm. I took several photos in 2008 after a massive storm surge had hit the coast and exposed it after 100 years.
Credits for digital use to the following:
Studio Angie Young ~'Dare to never look back' digi kit and elements.
V. Pearce ~ Scrapbooking Graphics 'Makery' digi kit and elements.
Sissy Sparrows ~ Mixed media 'Grungy word art'.
Thanks for looking & Inspiring!
