Showing posts with label Scrapbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrapbook. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2012

Pretty Princess

I consider myself to be lucky because I began scrapbooking very early in life.  Because of this I've been able to stay on top of pages for current events.  Now before you get frustrated because you're still working on Easter of 1994, hear me out!  Sure, it's nice to feel caught up and not worry about remembering details for twenty years worth of life.  But the more I think about it, I believe I'd prefer to be behind with my scrapbooking.  I go to several weekend scrapbook retreats (thanks to my oh-so-understanding hubby) and I see so many women reminiscing over their spirited and loving toddlers who have grown to be "spirited" teenagers in what seems like a blink of an eye.  I love the idea of reliving the past and being able to spend an entire weekend remembering events that meant so much to me.  Granted I have a fairly poor memory and will have to begin making notes so that I can remember all of those little details, but that won't be too hard to do.

With that being said, I created a layout today for pictures of me when I was just five years old.  It will be fun to talk to my mom and find out more about myself when I was little.  I'm positive it will be just as much fun for her as it will for me.

Sizzix Flourish #2 Bigz Die

Castle is from P.28 of Paper Doll Dress Up and is cut at 6" high.


I added a hidden journaling tag that slides behind this decorative square.


Thursday, July 28, 2011

Cowboy In Training

I may be a little bias, but I have the most adorable 2 year old boy anyone could ever want.  While I love him to pieces, I find it difficult to create scrapbook layouts that aren't frilly and girly.  I'll put this layout into the win column though because it turned out super cute.  It was actually the first time I created a page without having any pictures first.  But I have since come across some cute pics of Logan wearing his dad's cowboy hat and boots.  They'll be perfect for this LO.

Most of the cuts from this LO are from Old West.  But the tumbleweed at the bottom is actually a bird nest cut from Straight From The Nest.  ;)