Hi, I am back here with LESSology challenge #12 - Photo Block Challenge
When I told my daughter Dolce that I need to make a photo block, she gave me this photo
her favorite Laurel and Hardy
Dolce loves movies from the 20s and music from the 40s, sometime I think she is an old lady living in a young body, she can talk about music and movies in those period like no one could, is she really just 16 years old?
now I got the photo, I start looking for things from my stash to altered
this box sure looks like a good item
painted it black and there goes Laurel and Hardy
lots of bits and pieces of patterned paper in black and white
glue it, gesso it
"Things are not always black and white"
I think the quote is pretty good for my stubborn little teenager : )
now paint my little wooden block black with some stamping (for the stand)
adding embellishment
now my little girl can take this photo block with her to college comes September : (
So come play along with us
Our fabulous sponsor for this challenge is
Scrappin' Spots and More
website - http://scrappinsports.com/
blog - http://scrappinsportsandmore.blogspot.com/
blog - http://scrappinsportsandmore.blogspot.com/
The concept of Scrappin' Sports & More was truly a vision from God in the spring of 2001. It all began when Lois Benham, the owner, went to CHA looking for sports-related product to fill a need in her recently opened scrapbook store. Disappointed that very little product relating to sports was available, her discouragement soon turned to excitement when she realized she could create & manufacture the scrapbooking products she wanted, and sell them to other scrapbook stores as well.
Within 3 months, Scrappin' Sports & More set up as a vendor at their first trade show with 20 different papers, order forms, brochures, etc. The success has grown since then. They have a website, online store, and a blog with a very talented design team.
Within 3 months, Scrappin' Sports & More set up as a vendor at their first trade show with 20 different papers, order forms, brochures, etc. The success has grown since then. They have a website, online store, and a blog with a very talented design team.
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Now pop over to LESSology and look what our fabulous team had created for you
or maybe, join in the fun!!!!
23 comments:
So FUN and FAB!!!
fantastic work!
Elam
Wow great photo block, i didn't know what it was until now. It's gorgeous. Love Laurel & Hardy too, they were so funny.
Hugs xx
You did an amazing job on the challenge!!
That looks just supercool! Love that film roll!
This is fabulous ... I had no idea what a photo block was ... your daughter will love this
I can NOT tell YOU how MUCH I love love love love love love this!!! I loveeeeeeeeee Laurel and Hardy and loving how you added it to the blocks!! And I loveeeeeeee the film strip too!!! GORGEOUS Kirsty!!!
Soooooo fun!!!!
What an absolutely fabulous take on the LESSology challenge, Kirsty! Your daughter must love this!
Wo! This is just absoultely fabulous! Love everything about it!
Such an awesome and fun project...well done Kirsty.
so much thought behind your project and you have captured that era of Laurel and Hardy so well!! gorgeous work!
That is so cool. What a fun project. Your rocked it my friend..
Hugs, Linda
This is wonderful project! I like it))
What a fun piece of home decor!
Such a fun project, Kirsty! Love your idea of a photo block, your daughter will love it. don't worry about what she likes now, it gives her a good base for the future! Have a wonderful day.
Awesome job Kirsty!! WOW you rocked the challenge :-)
Laurel and hardy brought back some sweet memeories from my childhood. I love their movies. And your photo block/frame/display looks amazing!
Ahhh...such a thoughtful mommy! Love your interpretation of the challenge! That film strip is the perfect accent! Awesome work Kirsty!
What a classic project. I love the Laurel and Hardy theme. And that film strip is soooo clever. Love it.
What a fabulous project. xxxx
such a fun project!! Hugs Juls
That is a great project for your daughter! Love it!
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