The Lion and Unicorn

The lion and unicorn represent the United Kingdom. The lion represents the England and the unicorn Scotland, and both are in the Royal Coat of Arms of United Kingdom. By extension, these same interested animals also appear in our (Canada’s) coat of arms. Seemed only fitting they deserved a place in our Scotland scrapbooks!

The sketch is based on the great challenge this month from Stuck?! Sketches; they have a way of creating sketches that allow you such freedom to tuck and embellish your page to your heart’s content. This way of scrapbooking … laying down the major elements and then tucking and adding all manner of fun stuff in and around … is my favourite way to scrap!

Here is the Stuck?! Sketches April 15-2015 challenge sketch:

4 April 15 2015 - Stuck

Here is my take on the sketch with the lion and unicorn – oh and me and my sister too:

stucksketches_brandelayout_april2015

 

Supplies: Tsukineko Versa Magic Multi Surface Chalk Ink (Midnight Black); Tim Holtz Ideaology Fasteners Mini Paper Clips; Stampin’ Up! Neutral Candy Dots; Close to My Heart Waxy Flax (Black); Tsukineko Staz OnSolvent Ink (jet black); 7 Gypsies (retired collection Postale: Alphabet Stickers Postale, Postale Collection: 12×12 Lettre, Postale Collection: Index Cards); Tim Holtz Idea-ology Ephemera Pack Vellum Expedition; Tim Holtz Film Strip Ribbon; and a wooden diecut and metal brads from our local dollar store

 

Thanks Stuck?! Sketches for another great sketch.

sig-brande


7 comments

  1. I love this, the focal you did on the pics is awesome B! Always love the embellishments and your placements!

  2. This is gorgeous I love the look of this page, with its subtle inking and great colours and photos! Well worth the wait for you to come back and join us again! Thanks for joining us at Stuck?! Sketches!

  3. Amazing layout! Love the colour palette and all those bits and pieces your layered beautifully! Thanks for playing along with us over at Stuck?! Sketches!

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