Well, I have two confessions to make.
First off, this is a challenge I've actually done twice relatively recently with three layouts, so finding a new angle to take was a little difficult for me. I've already done my other half and my grandfather, and then a little more tongue in cheek with Jacob, my werewolf hero. (here, here or here).
And then second confession... Once I had decided what to make my layout about, I realised that both my CKC kits that I have here (June's Subtlety and July's Beach-house) didn't really have any suitable supplies for my layout. So I have to say that I "cheated" and added in a whole load of product to my July kit so that I could make my layout how I wanted it! BUT I did use the red tape from my July kit and also a teeny tiny alphabet I had in my June kit so it's not like I didn't use ANYTHING! *wink wink*
But let's face it, anything's allowed, right? There are no rules!
So, onto my layout. And in this special GB year - I'm currently sitting in front of the opening ceremony for the London Olympics, feeling very proud of the show they've put on - it only seemed appropriate to go into a little more detail about someone I'm very proud of. Someone who I consider to be a true Heroine.
AWESOME layout!
ReplyDeleteYour choice of pp really supports the photo. You will be interested to know that I have two "old fashioned" scrapbooks, with newsprint and musalage in a non-acid free book, about HRH QEII. Probably compiled in the 60's. Within the collection is a photo of her at about 3 or 4 years old. My very favorite.
ReplyDeleteVery patriotic lo, beautiful as usual x
ReplyDeleteGreat page Lisa, it's a lesson in the value of throwing the rules out (as if there were rules).
ReplyDeleteWonderful layout!
ReplyDeleteI have always been intrigued by the British monarchy, so much so that British History was actually my favorite subject in school (seriously!). Your layout is a wonderful tribute to the Queen!
ReplyDeleteFab page - who cares if you'd be disqualified from Olympic scrapping LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely page - super tribute to Her Maj, echoing many of my feelings about her too!
Glad you enjoyed the opening ceremony - I thought it was awesome - apart from the final song :o(
How did it go down in a foreign country? I'm hoping people just enjoyed the spectacle even if they didn't "get" everything.