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The typewriter auteur motif as reappered! The Journaling reads: "We are celebrating our 25th anniversary this weekend so the only person I am jealous of is the time machine inventor so I can do all the things I want to today."
I used all Creative Memories freebees and colored them green except for the love bug/green eyed monster. I used current pictures, the one in the background I turned down the opacity so that it was background. Font is Viner ITC hand and ariel black
LO scraplifted from Becky Higgins.
Why is it I can never take a nice sharp photo of my layouts? They are always a bit fuzzy and you can never read the journaling! And on this LO I used a really cute zig-zag stitch stamp all the way around that you can't really see. Sigh. Any tips or tricks?
Anyway, the LO is about how I got a frantic call from our dayhome provider that Grayson had sliced his head open. We both rushed and met up at the Alberta Children's Hospital which Grayson is no stranger to! The TV's and such kept him occupied while they stittched him up. Of course I was more worried and scared than he was!
Thanks in advance for your advice!
I used some old Piggy Tales paper to make this 8.5x11 page. The topic is loosely based on today's challenge. It is something from my everyday life and something that I usually would not scrap. The journalling just describes how my son loves his binkie and when he has it in the car, he will usually fall asleep. TFL!
These images are meant only to give us a sense of how much stuff we might be able to fit into the 38.75 x 18.5 (~700 sq ft) Load of Fun space.
Above the loading chute, they placed a small steel container that was lined with huge bag, and that bag was filled with the plastic pellets. Then the table that the container was placed on lifted hydraulically on the far end, resulting in the pellets basically dumping out of the container, into a large funnel, and into the trailer.
yeah the sculpties took a while to load
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I started with this photo of my grandson with no plan in mind except to make it masculine. Tried assorted papers and wasn't real happy until I tore up a paper bag. The three dimensional
A" is a simple embellishment. The title was his name stamped over "genuine boy" which was an idea I saw somewhere. I joted it down in my notes. This was his informal Spring picture and I had a glimpse of what he'd look like when grown so I wanted a layout that reflected that. I think it's now one of my vaforites.
Day 2. I am realizing this week is going to be more chaotic than I thought. Ah, who needs sleep?!? Or sanity???
While I like this page, the title is lame. BUT. I searched for the letters I needed from a very old set of chipboard letters. I was lucky to find all the "correct" letters to make these words... so I went with it.
BTW I wanted to write the kids' names on the LO but it didn't really fit anywhere. So they're on the back... works for me!
CS TPS
PP BoBunny
Stickers Sandylion, AC
Stamp TT
Ink Tsukineko
Pen AC
Chipboard, Sewing machine stitching