These pictures were taken a few years ago when we had the pleasure of seeing Fortissimo - The Band of the Ceremonial Guard on the grounds of the Parliment Building in Ottawa! It was a fabulous sight and pleasure to the ears!
Here are some closeups....
I wanted to keep my embellishing fairly simple to not take away from the photos.
Products used - Paper by MME & Fancy Pants. I cut my tag from Pebbles Inc Journal Card. The banner is Heidi Swapp and I colored it with Powder Puff Chalking Ink in Marashino Cherry. Embellishments - Canada Button by Dress It Up, Bakers Twine by WeR Memory Keepers, Maple Leaf by Mistables by Mister Hueys and the brads are from my stash. Lettering by MME - Dear Santa and Authentique - Petite Type Square.
Here is Laura's fabulous two page sketch....
Be sure to link up your layouts before the end of July for a chance at a prize!
I also was inspired by Lasting Memories Layout Challenges - LM #196 - Bannerific to use a banner on my layout.
And.....Red Carpet Studio #73 to create a patriotic themed project.
Stay crafty!!!
Love it!! I love the combination of pattern papers you used and the banner is awesome!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Such a great take on the sketch, love all the Canadian touches!
ReplyDeleteOh awesome layout! Way to get it into our challenge over at Lasting Memories! :) Woo Hoo! Your embellies are fun!!
ReplyDeleteAnother great layout and so patriotic!! I too, was feelin' it!
ReplyDeleteLove all your detail and memories (especially the banner)
Wow - that would have been amazing to experience. Love the primary colours and the wonderful banner :)
ReplyDeleteawesome layout! love how you used the sketch along with such a fun banner. thanks for playing along at lasting memories.
ReplyDeleteThis is a favourite!!! The colour, the wooden background, the flag banner, and of course my favourite people. It has all the right touches. Great job!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely details, great background paper choice.
ReplyDeleteAwesome page. Thanks for playing at RCS. I love 2 pagers.
ReplyDeleteSandy, this is a great page! You managed to find some great Canada embellies without being over the top, and kept it very classy. And yes, my eye was drawn to the pictures. Great job!
ReplyDelete