30 years: page 4

July 19, 2010

SHCG: This is a work of art (But scrapbooky fun too!) Great job on the nod to the painting. Now what's the deal with the wabbit?

June 03, 2010

SHCG: Being an Iowa farm girl, I love that you used American Gothic. :) This is beyond cool.

May 17, 2010

SHCG: This is another great page. I love the picture of your parents and your grandma in the sun :) I don't think you need more clouds, looks good as is :)

May 17, 2010

SHCG: I love that you continued the rings and sun on this facing page. Together, the spread has an immensity I like. I also like the one cloud with the wispier one underneath the sun, and the journaling trails. Your parents as the American Gothic figures is hilarious and clever, while your sentiments are so sweet and touching. The bunny is super cute. I don't feel you need more clouds, but I would like to see a little more of the tomato plant, as if the bunny were about to get into the little patch. I have to admit that this suggestion comes from my own prior experience with failed garden patches that I so weakly let wild bunnies have at.

May 16, 2010

SHCG: I adore this LO. A classic re-done with tremendous success. I agree about one more, smaller cloud, either between the journaling or near the top to the right of the staples.

May 16, 2010

SHCG: Another great LO!

May 11, 2010

SHCG: I love this one! Love the grandma sun, your parents, the journaling! I can see one more cloud-between the two groups of journaling. I love the bunny! Great page!

May 11, 2010

love the re-creation!!

May 06, 2010

SHCG - Rockin how you recreated American Gothic here, & w/ your parents looking way happier than the original! Terrific to see your other grandmother (now I can imagine this page next to the other page). Again, I like the paper sunbeams & scattered staples. The journaling is touching & sincere, love it. And I friggin ADORE the tiny bunny! (I have a bunny thing). I could see a couple more clouds added, I like embellies in 3's/visual triangles, but SMALLER clouds so as not to thwart the nice balance you already have here - like diagonally above & right from "as I grew up" & just a partial one going off the page to the left of your mom's head. Just suggestin'. Anyway, excellent work!