I really don't know how to best get a song unstuck, but you might need it after looking at my layout. I call the phenomena "Jingle Brain Infiltration" LOL At the end is a link for help. But, please, check out my layout first.
I worked with a sketch from ScrapMuch?
I used my January Counterfeit Kits to create the layout and only added the light yellow, (french vanilla), cardstock and fuzzy letters. I have a love/hate relationship with the alphabets. Their adhesive did not stick so I glued each letter in place. With all the fuzzy parts, I did not want to use the sticker maker because I was afraid of the extra adhesive cleanup. As soon as I was done with the letters, I threw the remaining letters away. I sat back, looked at those warm, fuzzy letters and picked the sheets back out of the trash can. :)
The rub-ons were great to adhere and laid nicely. I wish that I kept the original packaging because I no longer remember who the manufacturer was. They stuck well to the acetate clip, the brad, the paper and the photographs. The last detail that I can think of that may be of note is how I used the "FUN" clip. I made a small slit in the photograph with an exacto knife, and slid the clip between the slit and underneath the photograph.
In the off chance the title of my layout didn't ring a bell with you, it was from the movie, Frozen. Now here's the link to How to Get a Song Out of Your Head.
Have a great day! And may it be "Jingle Brain" free!!
Such a great take on the sketch, love your colors sand patterns! Thank you for joining us at ScrapMuch?!
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura! Your sketches are fabulous! I expect to be using more soon.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute layout :) Over Dec I went through that wit Holly Jolly Christmas and that just hung on in my head for the longest time :)
ReplyDelete:) I'm not sure that I'd actually ever get sick of that song! Thanks, Tina!!
DeleteReally cute layout. Nice job of stamping on the photos, something I need to do more often.
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Thank you, Cindy! I can see how they look like stamps but the snowflakes are actually some very awesome rubons.
DeleteWhat a great layout! Love this idea!! Thank you for sharing with us at ScrapMuch?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Elaine!!
DeleteThis is a super cute layout. Love the long title! The papers you used are perfect, and great embellishing! Thanks for playing along with ScrapMuch?!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandy! It was lots of fun playing along. I appreciate the mojo from the site and terrific ideas.
DeleteSuper cute layout and pictures. Thanks for joining the challenge at Scrap Much?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Barbara!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julia! I was getting excited as I saw them coming together, and I thought the pinks on top brought it all in. It makes me want to add more toppers to my pages! I love how sketches can add to creativity -- I guess at least for me -- the structure gives balance to working with the colors and elements. :) Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI call them ear worms!
ReplyDeleteGreat layout.
:) That's a good name for it. Thanks Laura!!
DeleteThat is a really nice double-spread - very eye-catching, and since I have not seen Frozen, it wasn't ear-catching for me. Janine, I know your frustration on letters that don't have their sticky-stuff left. But I don't throw them away either - on the other hand, rub-ons that don't apply smoothly are immediately tossed in the trash can. I just dumped a bunch of old ones, in fact. It's funny what we are willing to put up with and what we are not, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteYes, and I would dare to say that not all letters would be created equal. However, most Thickers would be hard to toss. Thank you for the compliments, Susanne!
DeleteGiggle giggle! How many times does THAT happen (all my Fav songs!!) Great layout and long title.
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:) Thank you Danie!!
DeleteFabulous layout - I really love your take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteThank you Stephanie!!
Deletewonderful layout, great take on the sketch, love your long title (despite the troubles your alphas were causing you), those are beautiful snowflakes, thanks for playing at ScrapMuch?
ReplyDeleteI wish I had an everlasting supply of the snowflakes. :) Thank you Rebecca!!
DeleteLovely layout and love the sketch
ReplyDeleteThank you Virginia!!
DeleteWow, great layout! Thanks for playing along at ScrapMuch?
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen!!
Deletebeautiful layout.
ReplyDeleteI've been inspired by songs I can't get out of my head before.
Many blessings to you from Angela, CKC
Thanks Angela!!
DeleteNicely done Janine, love your choice of papers, cute pics and a great title......think I'll be singing that for a while! Thanks for playing along at Scrapmuch? this week.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jayne! Could be a worse tune that repeats over and over and over... :)
ReplyDeleteIt was fun yo play along - my pleasure. :)
Fantastic job with the sketch. I love the papers you picked, especially the script paper! Those fuzzy thickers are absolutely perfect too. Great job! :) Thank you for sharing with us at ScrapMuch?
ReplyDeleteThank you Tiiu!! I loved the script paper and sad that I only had the one sheet that got used entirely on this layout (6x12 each page). :) The thickers were worth the extra effort to adhere them too - I'd buy them all over again. Thanks, love the sketch from ScrapMuch?
DeleteLove your title! Thank you for playing along with us at ScrapMuch.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jessica!! And, your welcome, my pleasure.
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