Kitty Super Hero

I was doing some business work a couple days ago and little A was running around the house yelling.  Now, this is nothing new.  My munchkins seem to believe that the noise in the house is not to be under 50 decibels and if it is, they promptly find a way to make excessive noise.  The difference was that not only was she in her royal dress up clothes, but she also had her doll bag around her neck backwards so it was flying out like a cape.  Don’t worry, she was in no danger (although, they know they aren’t supposed to put things around their neck, so I was slightly surprised she made this not the best choice).  I laughed and asked her what she was doing.  She promptly responded she was a “Kitty Super Hero”.  She had rescuing kitty super powers!  Silly girl.

I managed to get her to stand still (and quiet) long enough to snap a few pictures.  For the page, I really wanted too bring out the colors of her dress, the teal and gold.  This My Minds Eye Follow Your Heart by Rhonna Farrer was perfect!  The design was inspired by a sketch by Ashley for the Club CK June Sketch Challenge.


Supplies:  My Mind’s Eye (paper & chipboard embellishments), Spellbinders (butterfly die), Offray (crocheted trim), Swarovski crystals, Cosmo Cricket (small alphas), Thickers

Design Tip:  Grounding the Journaling  For this page, I didn’t want to add a journal spot.  The pattern of the paper inspired me to make a cluster around it, but I didn’t feel like a journal card worked anywhere.  However, to just write on the page would have left the journaling feeling like it was there without reason.  To ground the journaling, I first used a ruler to draw lines on the background paper.  Then I wrote my journaling.  This provides a feeling of completion and purpose.

Price Per Page:  $ (less than $2)