I'd like to make it a little more difficult both in the layout and the photo this time, I mean - IT IS NSD week, so why not go outside our comfort zone?
First, I'd like you to try and find the oldest animal related photo you have. I found one of my father's dog when he was marrying my mother - the dog was just in the corner of the photo, so it absolutely does not have to be the main focus! - and scrap that photo. You can add more photos if you wish, and it also can be a stuffed animal, a wild animal, heck even a hunting carcass!! I'm just saying to make it an animal - this is the "pet" challenge.
OK then when you have that photo(s) in hand? I want you to try and use this layout as your starting point. I found I have a lot of little paw prints, animal buttons, etc., and now would like to use more of them on a layout. And the circles can even be sewn, traced, as the title can be handwritten! It's so far outside where I go, I decided to share it with you ladies.
So give it your best shot - of course I'll count everything - even if that first husband was a "Dog" - hey, all's fair. Just try to push yourself as far as you can!!
Without further adeiu, here's the layout. . . .
) That I saved from vacation - and could not for the life of me figure out where I put the stash of menus, etc., I knew they were in an 8.5 x 11 photo sleeve and were bunching up - but nope, couldn't find them. So. . . . I started doing some real digging - and found some templates I had "lost", a cutting guide I didn't know where it was - or if I had it anymore - and some "almost finished" layouts from a crop I was at that I forgot about!!
She would be 50 years old (in human years) if she were still alive today. So now you know how old this picture is 
