Thursday, 19 June 2014

Mother and celebrating Midsummer

Craaaazy times over here! spending long hours at work and hardly none by the computer. Creating is at temporary standstill because of my working hours.

Tomorrow is Midsummer over here, for many it marks the start of the summer holidays. I have another two weeks to go before it's time for sandals and shorts. Practicing wiggling my shoeless toes every morning when I have my coffee out on the balcony - bliss!

Aaanyhow, thought I'd share the first page ever that I had published in the April/May issue of Scrap365 Magzine. It was created back in the early days of January so I had almost forgotten it.

Here's "Mor" or Mother as it translates into English. It's my MIL in the photo.







 
PRODUCT LIST

Papers
Maja Design – Vintage Spring Basic
Pion Design – Alma’s Sewing Room
UHK Gallery – Cinnamon Shops

Embellishments
 Prima – Resins and Metal Trinket
Blue Fern Studios chipboard – Lattice Fence
Petaloo – Darjeeling and Botanica blooms
Prima – La Tela burlap and canvas blooms
Prima – Soprano white mulberry roses

Alphas
 Prima  -  Lyric black canvas letters

OTHER 
Prima mask – Flourish and Lace Trim
Spellbinders Nestabilities die – Floral
Memory Box die – Savannah border
Ingvild Bolme fluid chalk edger - Dark Bark, 
Ecoline watercolour ink – Gold
Tattered Angels mist – Atlantic


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 Happy Midsummer!

See you again in a bit!

Toodelipip! xoxo Eila


4 comments:

  1. Wow this is stunning, really love it.. love the colors and all the textures.. special photo too..

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  2. Your lay-out is an amazing tribute to your mom! I love the mix of vintage and elegance.
    Have a wonderful midsummer!

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  3. A beautiful vintage photo and so elegantly scrapped Eila. The colours are beautiful and the MM background is divine. Love it :)

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  4. This is one super-beautiful layout Eila! Such artistic touches. So sorry things are so stressful for you at the moment - before you know it you will be full-time toe-wiggling!!

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