Welcome to the Artisan Entry blog hop for 2013! Us gals, unfortunately, didn't get "the call" from Stampin' Up, but wanted to join this hop and show you what we worked so long and hard on. I hope that you enjoy my entries and hope that you'll follow the hop for the next ten days!
If you've been following the hop, you'll have come here from
Kandi Phillips' beautiful blog, Kandi & Company.
Today I'm showing you another of my 8" x 8" scrapbook pages, featuring a brief history of Nimrod Hall, my family's place. I created my background by printing out a map from the National Geological Survey, which is in the public domain, highlighting the location of the farm.
Stamps: Postage Due
Paper: Very Vanilla, Chocolate Chip, Riding
Hood Red
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Primrose Petal
Accessories: Big Shot, Labels framelits, My Digital
Studio (journaling and small Arrow punch), USGS topographical maps (public
domain), 1 ¼” Square punch, 1 3/8” Circle punch, Postage Stamp punch, Ticket
Duo Builder punch, Festive Paper-Piercing Pack, Dimensionals, Tombo
Multipurpose Liquid Glue, sponges, 3/16” Metallic brads
The next blog stop after mine is to Anna Black's blog, My Creation Station.
Please enjoy the rest of the hop!!
5 comments:
What a wonderful story, and a great page to share. Cool idea on teh background too, you have a rich family history!
What an interesting history! And the map as a background for your page is so cool! Brilliant!
Lisa, this is such an interesting historical scrapbook page. I loved reading the story and seeing a map used as the background layer. Love it!
So very nice - especially love the photo in the label.
Gorgeous page! I love the elements you used to make it look aged!
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