Wednesday, January 29, 2014

This Moment...


I just adore this moment in time, captured in a picture, of my granddaughter playing dress up with my Dad. Michelle and her Great Grandpa both wearing hats and looking so cute together. I think the grin on my Dads face says it all.

I used this sketch I found on Pinterest to inspire my layout:


I grabbed some papers by Sassafras that I've actually had in my stash for ages. The title was cut with my Cameo using a Silhouette Studio cut file.



A doily, darling chipboard sticker by Crate Paper and a Flair button add some interest.


A precious moment captured for a lifetime!


Supplies used: card stock - vanilla; patterned papers - Pot of Gold, Back to the Future and Hog Heaven in Serendipity by Sassafras, Your Lovely in Life is Beautiful by Sassafras and Spirit "Sisters" Beloved Blooms in 29th Street Market by My Minds Eye; Doily - Wilton; chipboard sticker - Crate Paper; Flair button - Paper Play Studios; Silhoutte Studio cut file; Pop Dots




Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Lets Go Fly A Kite


Stopping by today with a layout I did of my grandson Jeff flying his kite.

I used some papers from Simple Stories "100 Days Of Summer" paper line along with some stickers, flair button and wood veneer embellishments.

I loosely based the layout on a scrapbook page I saw on Pinterest by Sara of Sarathings.





Supplies Used: card stock - green; patterned papers - 100 Days of Summer by Simple Stories; washi tape - Pick Your Plumb; stickers - 100 Days of Summer by Simple Stories; label stickers - Stella And Rose by My Minds Eye; two sided element - Authentique; Serenade Thickers by American Crafts; flair button - Paper Play Studios; wood veneer - Studio Calico




Friday, January 17, 2014

First Day of School


Today I am sharing a layout of my grandson Jeff's first day of Kindergarten!

He was so excited to be starting school and you can just see it in his face. His sister was so upset that she couldn't go with him. She had her backpack on and was sure she would be able to go to school too.
It was hard for her to understand that she had to wait two more years.

I "cased" a layout I saw on Pinterest by Susan Goetter. I used some old papers by Pebbles, that I have had for many years, but still love. I did a little stitching around the edge, in yellow, to highlight the yellow in Jeff's sign he is holding.







Supplies used: card stock - recycled white, black, yellow; patterned papers - School Words, School Dots, School Dot/Line all by Pebbles and a scrap from my stash; Bazzill stitching template; DMC floss #444; star punch - EK Success; chipboard - Appleton by Scenic Route; stickers - Pebbles and American Traditional Designs



Thursday, January 16, 2014

Flying High


I'm trying to get some scrapbooking done for my granddaughter and grandsons albums.

I had my daughter email me some of her favorite pictures that she would like in their albums. This last week I have been trying to get some layouts done of some of her pics. This was a picture of  Michelle out kite flying last April.  I love the angle my daughter took this picture at.

I used papers by Three Bugs in a Rug that I had in my stash. I thought they were perfect for this picture. The paper was so cute I felt like I really didn't have to add to much else. The little kite was cut out with my Cricut using the Create A Critter cartridge.


Supplies used: card stock - pink; patterned papers from Lazy Summer and Snips & Snails both by Three Bugs in a Rug; alphabet stickers by The Girls Paperie; plastic alphabet by Heidi Swapp; die cut in Lazy Summer by Three Bugs in a Rug; Create A critter Cricut cartridge; Pop Dots



Wednesday, January 15, 2014

A House Is Not A Home......



I would first like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year, as this is my first post of the year!!

My daughters family adopted a dog from the local shelter on January 1st.

My grandson and granddaughter had been begging for a dog for quite awhile now so they were super happy and excited. He is a wonderful addition to their family. He is about 1 1/2 years old and has a super gentle personality. They decided to name him Chief.

I wanted to share a layout I made of Chief and my grandson. I created the layout using this sketch I found on Pinterest.


My papers and stickers are from Friends Furever by We R Memory Keepers.




Supplies used: card stock - vanilla, brown; patterned papers from Freinds Furever by We R Memory Keepers; stickers - We R Memory Keepers and Making memories; alphabet stickers - Authentique; chipboard letter - K & Co.; Pop Dots


Thanks for stopping by!!!