JANUARY 10: Storytelling with Drop Caps (Journaling Challenge)

Thanks, Carol! I never thought of that. Off to clear it now!

 

Thank you for the challenge.

Credits: Bella Gypsy ~ Nose In A Book, font ~ Once Upon A Time

 

Loved this challenge!

 

Thanks so much for all your examples! It gave me some great ideas!

 

This is the story of the special Christmas present my daughter gave my son-in-law. A little background. He works as a crane operator all over the country. He was in the lower part of Missouri, a 14 hour drive away from Alpena, Mi. They were working 8 pm to 8 am and had to work Christmas eve and Christmas night. No one got to go home for the holidays. When they got back to the hotel around 8:30 Christmas morning, this is what they found------

https://the-lilypad.com/forum/galleries/day-10-dropped-caps.281812/

 

Love this challenge Jenn!

 

Day 10; Drop Caps



Description:
Created with:
Template: Centani Designs - Mooie momenten #2
Background paper; LynneMarie - Peaches & Cream (changes with hue and saturation)
Overlay; Just Jaimee - watercolor edges
Inkspatters; Just Jaimee - delicious dots

 

https://the-lilypad.com/forum/galleries/day-10.281864/



Used:
Collab - Vintage Valentine
by Lilypad Collabs https://the-lilypad.com/store/Collab-Vintage-Valentine.html

 

So thrilled to have scrapped this! Thanks for getting me going, even if it took ages! I didn't put periods between the sentences where my grandson was talking because he didn't stop to take a breath, but if I did, there were definitely ten sentences. I hope that counts.

 

Finally finished!
It was hard for me, because I am not much of a jurnaling type, I don't use to write such long stories...

 

loved learning this technique...

 

Updated to meet requirements for challenge... @jenn mccabe