What I love about Once Upon a Sketch ("OUAS"), is that their sketches provide for many layers which makes creating a layout fun and challenging. This challenge was to use a year in your title, post a picture of significance from this period and journal its importance. In 1938, Grandma Ruth worked in a Sewing Room for the WPA during the Great Depression. She learned a skill by making clothing for men, women and children. Her sons in the picture are wearing summer suits she made for them. The papers I chose to work with are from My Mind's Eye, the Lost & Found collection ("Buddies" paper). They added some elegance to blend in with the theme of the summer suits, and the vintage photo with the decorative design around the border of the original pictured. I made the butterfly pebble charms placed on top of the cogs. Do you see the juxtaposition in this picture? I found it kind of strange that the boys are wearing summer suits, barefoot with their toy rifle in their hands just purchased for them by their Uncle Bill (pictured). Grandma always tried to add some elegance in her humble life. Thanks for looking, and please stop by OUAS at http://onceuponasketchblog.blogspot.com for some inspiration by their talented Design Team and their members.