When I was sorting out my metal collection, I came across the apostrophe brads and had the idea to add them to the photo to represent the lack of click. The question mark brad was also good to represent my puzzlement at how anyone can actually make that sound. I printed the title in a vintage typewriter font first; I then added the photo and about 50 million other brads from my collection to make a random frame - with some alphas spelling out 'click' along the bottom edge. Oh, and more bracket brads framing the word 'click' in the title.
Fabulous brad usage! You've got some lovely ones in there too. Roll on next week, eh?
I would never have imagined brads would look so good as a frame...am definately going to try this.
The clarity of this page struck me immediately in the forum. I woke up this morning imagining my brads! I've already used ONE in a gift tag yesterday. I'd never have done that without seeing Deb's flowers, thanks to you. And I can't click my fingers either.
i love this LO it's so personal and kookey! I have done a similar thing for my first LO for shim's class mainly cos the picture has too much NHS mould growing on the bathroom wall. Never had the g8 accomodoation they have these days!!!!!
Great use of brads! Also love the rolled flowers you posted in prompt 2 for Simelle's class!
Gorgeous LO, Mel!!! Love the simplicity and the fabulous frame of brads.. I'm DEF going to try this too!
Your brad collection beats mine by a mile! I only have the basic solid color round brads, with a small handful of square and maybe a few patterns - no letters or fancy shapes. Love the usage here!
Wow - thanks for the close ups and details . . . couldn't see them on shimelle's forum as well. I love brads and use them all the time, so don't mind having a bunch.
Loving the brads! All the different colours make it really pop out.
That frame looks amazing! I love it! Look out for my attempt appearing soon.
LOVE this layout; so colorful and quirky.
very cool layout, simple and fresh, yet colourful & funky.
this is one of my fav LO's from class so far! Really love how you have used the ordinary and made it inot something extraordinary!