Thursday 13 November 2014
New, messy and all Prima...
This is a new lo made with November Prima sketch and with all Prima products- some new, like mediums, some old- like flowers, some in the middle- like paper. Lot of mess around and a layout of my lovely daughter that I like (Love her, like the lo). I am not sure where this photo was taken, but it's not Israel. So I made this Voyager title and added some Paris and some .... London? I am not sure with this circled chipboard embellishment. Anyway, it's during her travel abroad photo as I can see from the words over her head- not a language I can even read.
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