Create an Edge to Your Layout

I love this picture of my two nieces. Lindsey got to go visit her new sister in Guatamala.

I wanted a little bit of an edge to the page -- but didn't want to distract for those cute little owls or the picture -- so I stitched close to the edge and then used a bit darker distressing ink and rubbed it into the edge. I like the effect...an instant subtle border. Try it...and let me see what you come up with.
LOVE THIS! those owls are adorable, as are the sisters! You rock!
ReplyDeleteOK, I am so inspired by that technique - now I just need to figure out that stinkin' sewing machine of mine!
ReplyDeleteohhhhhhh i instantly loved this page when i saw it! the pp is beyond wonderful and I agree the stitched edge is a perfect addition. LOVE IT!!!!
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ReplyDeleteI'm missing you!!! I hope things are going well and your are just busy with life.
I thot I read that you are going to SiSiversary? I'm trying to decide if I can afford it!!! I think I can bunk with Linda and djack, hummm...