ISO: Hunting Kit

[lovely1m]

I have pictures of my son dressed up as a deer hunter for Halloween. I have no idea what kit to use for the pictures. Any ideas?

[lovely1m]

Wow! Nothing? Umm...designers, please make one.

[KristinCB]

I went and looked and yea there isn't really anything hunting related! I had an archery kit long ago with libby but it wasn't exactly hunting. ugh. I'm a hunter's widow in the autumn :P

[jacinda]

Any of Kristin's Great Outdoors series would work. Use a lot of the foliage and greenery, and let the photos do the talking.

[bexy]

It's not exactly made for hunting - but I thought of this one...

[aussiegirl]

This one has the camo paper, deer, and outdoor items:

[lovely1m]

Thanks, girls! I've used the Brave Destiny one in the past for other hunting like pictures. I added DSI's to my list. Still hoping for a truly hunting kit.

[JennNtheBoys]

I like Gunpowder & Glitz by Libby. It looks like it's super girly, but it can definitely be toned down. I'm willing to bet you have other kits in your stash with Woodgrains/neutral colors and something orange to go with it.



Here's a page I did out at the range... I took quite a bit of the purple out cause I prefer my pages in general to not look fem. (the orange buttons, mud splat and woodgrain behind the sight were from Libby & KCB's retired kit - Let the Games Begin).



This page was made using Gunpowder & Glitz (aside from the scatters)




This layout I used Woodland Winter By Flergs (the orange button, camo bottle cap, a brown flower, and sighting symbol came from the retired kit Let the Games Begin by Libby & KCB)





If I need to get creative again by mixing kits for a hunting/range page I would probably start with one of these and then pull pieces from other kits I have to make then more relevant for my theme.





PS: If any designers are watching this thread I'd LOVE to have a hunting kit too!! (or just a day at the range for target practice/skeet shooting/bow etc) <3

[lovely1m]

Thanks, Jenn! I have most of those kits so I could try piecing them together, too.