Better Days Ahead

Poor Jack, looks like he has had enough. Love the dark greens and plaid papers and love the scalloped edge.

So Jill, what i love most about this is that you figured out a way to make that kit work. I keep looking at it and feeling stumped. Your LO is sending me straight to give it another chance. Can I assume you played around w the saturations? In any case, poor little Jack. I love the vertical stacking and way you tacked down that ribbon (a Jill special!) i also like the single row of chain stitching and the tiny splash of hot pink.

Jill dear you did an outstanding work! I love how you used the kit. I love your paper choices, the vertical design and how you used the word art. I really like that you tell a whole story using the sweet photo and all the elements, brilliantly done!

Ahhh- that photo would be a perfect photo definition of "despair o sadness". Must be an interesting memory story behind it. I am with Glee- fabulous play with this kit. Love the way you limited the color palette. The use of the large bow with trailing tails is awesome. I like the way it is front and center rather than being buried in lots of clustering.

Oh no, poor Jack. Give him a cuddle from his GingerScraps fans. His day is already looking up. He is peaking out of a perfect scrapping creation, he has a gorgeous scallop on one side with a few delicate flowers nestled in to brighten his day. He has scatters of good wishes and love, disguised as confetti and who can resist the beautiful, delicate heart pattern on the paper strip. And a bow that is pinned down by buttons so it can't escape! I am thinking he is happier already.