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I actually sewed on this one

Very pretty, Jill!

While we're waiting for the site to be set up on FB so we can add our LOs, I'll go ahead and post here.

I think I got a bit carried away with the stars, and I'm wishing now I'd cut the page down and layered it on a darker solid. Oh, well, next time...

It’s very pretty Pam - and I love all the stars!

Jill your page is wonderful!

Thank you

Pam your page is really cute.

Jill and Pam - love both of these pages. Pam - I need to make a note on my sketch printout about how good this sketch is with a single photo. I mostly chose and cut photos to be exactly the size of the sketch photos before class began. But I've been going back and making notations on my printouts about what other options look good to me.

Here's mine - I've had this one done for several weeks, but last week just got away from me and I never had the chance to post it. It's better in person, because you really can't tell what these photos are in the photo. It's my kids with their cousins at the Lake of the Ozarks. I was determined to try to bust through some of my Palm Beach papers, even though there isn't a palm tree (or real beach, for that matter) to be found in Missouri. LOL.

That’s a fun layout Julie! Great use of the collection.
We hope to make it up there next time. You’ll have to give me some tips about where to go.

I can’t believe I haven’t done this sketch yet.

Sadly, I can’t provide any LOTO tips. My sister has a lake house, and the kids have been there, but Rob and I never have. I haven’t been to the lake in probably 15 years. Thankfully she sent me a few photos from the weekend.

Great pages ladies!

Finally. Again, it took too much time to find coordinating papers from my scrap basket but I’m happy with it.

Another lovely layout, Pam. I want to try this sketch again, but with regular paper also. It's a great sketch for pulling remnants from the scrap stash - there's nothing special about this layout that lends itself to the 6x6 paper pad, other than not having any of the cuts larger than 6" in any direction.

The main thing I've learned from this class, is that the 6x6 pads are really well suited for use with small cuts of paper. The original sized prints just don't work as well with a 1" or 2" cut. The secondary thing I've learned about this class, is that I don't have the patience for layouts with a TON of of cuts that have to be re-assembled.