Truffles for their wonderful chicken pot pie in wine sauce. And he took along another little piggy who
had crab cake rather than her usual meatloaf.
Both were sated and happy after a relaxing meal in the contemporary
restaurant. It wasn’t crowded since it
was Memorial Day and the local business people who often dine there were
absent. And then one little piggy went
off to the beach and one had a leisurely afternoon nap. Can you guess which one?
This is my favorite travel layout so far this year. The papers from Echo Park's All About a Boy don't seem like they would fit a contemporary restaurant style but they do - at least the B sides do. The woodgrain background is also from this collection.
The layout also took me back in time to my early days of scrapbooking in the 1990's when I didn't know there was such a hobby and thus all these great materials to go out and buy. Back then, I used my photos, plain white cardstock from the office supply store, those sticky Hallmark albums, Microsoft Word, Power Point, and my trusty Epson dot matrix printer. I depended on my computer to create titles from WordArt and images from clip art.
No where in my vast current stash did I have any food embellishments that fit this layout so I again turned to Power Point and clip art to find some food and a pig image. I've added some additional color after printing and use Maya Road wood veneer frames.
More on how the page came together at YouTube:
Here is the sketch:
Love the little framed pieces of clip art, Lisa! Good for you for going back to scrapbooking's roots to solve the lack of embellishment problem. :)
ReplyDeleteI like how you did the title in different fonts and I think the papers coordinate so well with the theme of the page.
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