I can easily relate to this challenge.
Journaling Reads:
Weird as it may seem I have this mosquito net syndrome. Yes, meaning since I was a child, as early as 5 years old I guess I can't sleep without my net. I bring it wherever I go. I have a lot of fun memories with this net. Back then, My dad was so mad at me and thought that my behavior was so odd that he tried so many times to stop me from bringing my net everywhere. Imagine, even if I am just eating or resting at sofa I bring this net. My brothers and sisters played a lot of jokes with me once we were young. Till now I am a married girl already, I still use my net. And I am so happy that my husband, one of my family members now, shared funny thoughts with my net as he also laughs at me.
Materials Used:
PPs and Alphas Ribbons; Buttons; Glue; Sandpaper; Stationary for Journaling; And of course my very own net. I made a bouquet out of it to accent the LO.
Techniques Used:
Layering labels and pictures; embellishing; Sanding- I sanded the edges of my kulambo´s (net) picture.
About ME:
Hi. I am Ramintessah Aihara. I am a Filipina who married a Japanese national and now living in Japan. I love reading and making friends. Just last December I was hooked by blogging and knitting. Due to blogging I meet a lof of friends and was introduced to scrapbooking three weeks ago. Since then I was hooked. I found your blog. And I think that it would be a wonderful idea to scrap with my Kabayans. I am really new to scrapping and I am still studying how to design layouts. I'm too excited to join this one since this is my first time to join your blog. And...I'm jut wondering, am I included on the first 3? LOL! Just kidding.
16 comments:
thanks po for posting my LO.allow me to quote it again,``a finished LO is a scrapper´s best reward!´´.
Hi, Tessah! Welcome to Pinoy Scrapbookers!
Love your layout and the story behind it. Can definitely relate 'coz my four-year-old son has been obsessed with a pillow I have had since I was still pregnant with him.
Hope to see you in the Yahoo! group and welcome again! =)
*hugs*
Nina
I love your kulambo story:-) This is a very cute entry!
Reminds me of a friend who always brings along her small pillow - it must be at least 40 years old, and yes, it's the one that noone wants to see or smell:-)hehe.
Sayonara!
Gorgeous layout Tessa! And funny journaling too ! makes me smile while reading it! Like Julie's friend, my sister had an obsession with the pillow when she was young.
welcome to PS! This is such an endearing story, d ka nag-iisa I know someone who has the same kulambo syndrome, and what matters are the stories behind that kulambo. I hope to see more of your LOs :)
Welcome to PS! Great take on the challenge & very creative idea with the actual kulambo.
hi girls!wow thank you thank you for viewing!i hope i can scrap more los with you.
hi!!! nice to really include that kulambo in the LO!!! well done!!!!nice page!
thanks Cookie! i am a fan of your works too!
I can still remember the smell of our own kulambo back in the day... what a great take on the challenge :)
bjay,thanks po for looking!hope to scrap more LOs with PInoyScrapbookers.
Love the net story and the net bouquet in the layout is the perfect touch.
Wow! great take on the challenge. Did you really cut off a piece of your kulambo???
thanks lee and craft fairy!
And I did cut a piece of my kulambo..hehehe! I have a lot of reserve...
Very nice Layout!!
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