Another building held this tool and forge area (it also housed the ambulance). I wish I had visited when the rangers were doing a living history presentation. This room could have been much more enjoyable with someone working on a wood project or fixing horse tack.
This layout is based on the March Power Hour layout from Meggan & Tessa. The paper is a page from the Painted Prairie. Tessa's layout used almost all of it. Reminiscent of how Noreen Smith uses double-sided paper to make the pages interesting, we cut 4" strips off each side of the paper, trimming both to 8" long. The "bare" corner is then accented with a 12" border cut into 4" lengths. I chose a laser-cut horseshoe border from the Wide Open Places collection. Additional embellishments came from the CTMH western pack. I matted the photos with a dark green cardstock to help them pop from the page a bit. An extra step that Tessa recommended to provide visual interest is to use a corner-rounder on the three outer corners.
Interesting.
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