LET'S FIX IT - A SCRAPBOOKING LAYOUT (Sassafrass)

This was fun to work on!  I've been saving the Sassafrass papers for just the right pictures.  Grandpa is the fix it man and usually has a list of chores to keep him busy.  Of course the kids want to help and he came prepared.  The blue, red and black papers are mix of cardstocks, the green felt border is fromm Kaiser, the mini buttons American Craft and all else is from the Anthem line by Sassafrass.  I mounted both pages on black cardstock showing only on the outside, top and bottom to frame and connect the two pages. 

ART DECO CORNERS, POSTS AND BARS - A VINTAGE IMAGE

Well I'm home and thrilled to post for you this set of 1939 Art Deco Transfers!   Bob found these last week at a local show, I could hardly wait to share with you.  Hope you have fun with these and creative something really beautiful.  The original sheet is 5.5 x 8 inches.  Remember to click on the image and save that for the best resolution.  Enjoy!

A BABY SCRAPBOOKING LAYOUT - BACKYARD FUN (Basic Grey)

The Basic Grey Layout of the Month kit supplies are very generous.  Here is another one page layout using mostly the same supplies.  Just a word about posting pictures of children.  I always think about the titles I post and try to keep identifying remarks somewhat generic.  I recently attended a conference on Missing and Exploited Children (work related) it was a good reminder to take care and give thought to how and what you post and to share that with you.   

WHO'S LOOKING AT ME? - A BABY SCRAPBOOKING LAYOUT (BASIC GREY)

Another take on the Green At Heart  layout for May, the background on this one is from the BG Origins paper line.  This one is 2009 so they won't be near each other once I put them in albums.  I have about 60 layouts that need to go into albums - is it just me or does everyone do that? 

LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE - A GRADUATION SCRAPBOOKING LAYOUT

My take on Basic Greys' Layout of the Month using their new paper line Green at Heart.  This is Allisons'  graduation from the University of Victoria.  It is always so hard to decide what pictures when it is an event and so many are taken!  By cutting some pictures into 2x2  inch squares this layout captures 7 different views - immediate family, best friend and accepting the diploma!  Yes that is me with the fushia hair.   This was 2001 and not a common sight - didn't know how much moxie I had until then.