Super Star!


I have been itching to use the new Super Hero papers but was waiting for the right pictures!  With some papers I find it easy to create without having specific photos picked out but with this packet I needed the right pictures to inspire!

With this layout I wanted to highlight our "Super Star" and used both chipboard Stars and ones cut out using my new Cricut Art Philosophy Cartridge! I also used a few of the new Comic Badge Buttons.  I didn't use any of the Superhero Rub-ons with these pages but they are so fun and will try them out soon.

I love this paper packet the comics are retro 1940's style and the Cranberry, Sky, Moonstruck and Sunkiss Yellow really pop out against the Black and White Daisy. I'm thinking I might have to take some Daddy and Boy Wonder photo's soon...

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  1. wow such a gorgeous fun page,your little boy is so cute. I have a scrap book double page of my son aged about 5 learning to ride his bike,he's 18 now,time flies,It's great to have scrapbook memories.janex

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