Happy Saturday Morning! Just popping in to show you the latest layout I've made from our trip to Hawaii! Regina over at THE CUTTING CAFE wanted us to create a little note book from one of her shaped files. I ran with a rainbow!
Here's the very pretty outside! I used it for my title for my page. We snorkeled at Hanauma Bay State Park and it was a very special experience. I loved every minute of swimming among the beautiful rainbow fishes! I thought using a rainbow would work the best to remind me of this day.
The other thing I can use is this hidden journaling spot! See the graph paper I used? I thought that was fun! I'll use this area to write up how I felt snorkeling (a little scared, I won't lie) and how cool it was.
your work is stunning....what a lovely layout Mitra...love how you added this rainbow...
ReplyDeletegreat job on the layout and I love the hidden journaling
ReplyDeleteLove the rainbow image and fantastic with the snorkeling...maybe you can start a lifelist of fish seen and where and when...it's a whole new world with amazing behaviors...a parallel world to ours above the water
ReplyDeleteHow super cool - love the rainbow - God's promise to mankind - nice work!
ReplyDeleteReally nice idea of using the rainbow to hide the journal.
ReplyDeleteSoooo beautiful! LOVE that rainbow and your hidden journal spot! I went snorkeling once, but it wasn't the real kind where you go in deep water. We walked off a beach and waded out and I didn't go very far or very deep... but it was awesome because just putting my face in the water I could see all kinds of lovely fish... and then fast forward many years I went again expecting the very same experience and guess what... they dumped us into some deep water and I almost drowned and was doing a pretty good job of drowning my husband...lol! Anyway... LOVE this page... the rainbow is perfect for it. And don't think I'm not jealous of your trip because I am.. snorkeling or no! I'm really glad you didn't drown,.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rainbow Mitra. This is great page.
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