Scraplift #26 Reveal!

[pamcook]

Here’s where it all started -

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[gwendols]

Great layout!!!

[pbp908]

I found these photos of Adam when he was soooo little and couldn't figure out what to do with them. This challenge came at the right time. I didn't change my format from Pam's because it fit perfectly.

[pamcook]

Oh Pam! That little face.
It’s a beautiful page.

[nchoney]

Both of those are terrific!!

I may have to give that layout design a try, too. It didn't look like that by the time it got to me.

[BekiWard@msn.com]

I really like that design! Somehow it morphed a bit once I got to play.

[jmp1022]

Love the layouts.

It sure did change designs.

[EDelValle]

great pages!

Mine was no where near either of them. LOL

[Debbie AZ]

Jak and I at Thanksgiving.

[jfugina]

Loving these layouts so far! I can't wait to participate in the next one. I also am really looking forward to the rest of this reveal.

[gwendols]

Here is mine.

[jfugina]

I love this layout Gwen! I haven't been to my office since March, because there wasn't anything I needed to transfer in order to work from home. So it's all still there. I need to remember to take photos when I do go to clean everything out so that I can document it. I would never have thought to do that. And I need to do that soon - our leadership is talking about making WFH a permanent thing, ditching a significant amount of real estate, and setting up "hotel" cubicles for when folks do come in for meetings and such.

Anyway - great layout and thanks for the subject matter idea!

[EDelValle]

I followed Gwen.

I liked the use of circles at the bottom of the page
and the look of ephemera in the center background,
but I only had 2 photos to put on the page so I used
frames to set them off.

[pamcook]

You all have knocked this out of the park! I love love them!

Julie - isn’t it fun to see what elements catch the next person’s eye? It just fascinates me.

[pugmom]

I got my inspiration from Elizabeth's bottom border and the ephemera in the middle.