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Friday, December 18, 2015

'Remember' by Tammy Klingner

Hi everyone.
 
 I recently participated in our local Relay For Life.
 After months of planning and fundraising to raise money for Cancer Council, it was here. 
A weekend where so many come together to 'fight' against this awful disease; to support those who are battling or are survivors; to remember those we have lost.
An amazing emotional, uplifting but exhausting weekend! 
 
 This layout is about that walk around the track, in those wee hours (between 1 am and 5am).  A moment I will never forget.....walking with just a few.....feeling tired.....in pain.....surrounded by beautiful candlelit messages that inspire and help you push through.....your mind filling with thoughts and memories.  Even in the moments when I was alone, I never really felt alone.  It was powerful and whenever I think back, I get goosebumps. 
 
 
 
This page started as most of mine do.....grabbing a base page, and then shuffling around with whatever is on my desk.  The torn strips I added to the top and bottom of the layout, is a great way to use up some of your scraps.
 
 
For this layout I used some Simple Stories, Basic Grey B Side,
 My Minds Eye and of course some 2 Crafty Chipboard.
 
I hope you can fit in some time to scrap a moment that you never want to forget.
 
See you next week!
 
Products used:
Simple Stories Summer Vibes White Wood paper
Simple Stories DIY Boutique Newspaper paper
Bazzill Kraft Paper
Cocoa Vanilla Hello Lovely Life Story paper
Basic Grey B Side Die Cuts
Basic Grey B Side Frames
2 Crafty line words Good Times Chipboard
2 Crafty Heart Clumps Chipboard
My Minds Eye My Story Everyday stickers
Dylusions Black Marble Paint
 
 
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3 comments:

  1. Gorgeous Tammy, love how you have documented this event and fab use of your leftover pieces. Love it!

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  2. Great layout with a beautiful meaning.

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  3. Great cause and great way to document. Love the composition of your layout and love how you put different bits together.

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