Hi all! As the host of the Bitten By the Bug2 challenge this week, I chose the cute dachshund cut from the Paisley cartridge. I thought I would create a scrapbook page using photos of my sweet little doxie, Spooky. My Spooky boy is such a cuddler. I took the photos when I got my new smartphone a few months ago. I really liked the soft lighting all around him. As a miniature doxie, he is like a perpetual puppy to us. I cut out the dachshunds from a tan cardstock with a black top layer. Afterall, my doxie is black and tan! I tied some twine around each of their necks. I embossed an aqua paper to back the photo on the right, with strips of crinkled bone paper behind it. Each of the pics has a file folder label attached to the top, and dog phrases attached to the bottom. He's such a good puppy! Go check out the other designers creations at BBTB2, as always they are amazing!
Miles of Smiles,
9 comments:
Great layout Melissa. Perfect way to showcase the cut :)
Oh Spooky looks so adorable Melissa! What a fabulous layout! Loved the cut you chose for us this week
Juliexx
Adorable layout, Melissa and what a sweet doggie! Your Spooky looks as spoiled as our kitties. Don'tcha just LOVE furbabies? The cut looks just like him. Thanks for a great challenge. xxD
He's so cute, I just want to jump thru the screen and squish him up in a big ole hug.
Dachshund? I love them! I have a red smooth. Your dog is so handsome.
Oh Melissa this was such a FUN challenge, Thank You for choosing it! Your little doggie looks just like the image, I can see why you were so inspired, you have a great subject! I love the layout!
((Hugs)) Theresa
Darling layout, Melissa. I had a great time working with the cut. Great choice! Your pooch is so adorable.
Melissa you layout is ADORABLE! Know I understand why you chose this cut! I loved this challenge, btw. It was such a fun cute and all of the poochies came out so cute. Great job, girlie!!!
xx Susan
Oh, I love this Melissa!! I love the splashes of yellow and your dogs are just so cute. I like that you did them in traditional colors. I couldn't get past the hot pink example in the book. ;)
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