I was blog surfing tonight when I came across a layout that I absolutely just loved. I knew I would have to make it my own. So I went to work with the perfect picture in mind. Only thing is, I haven't ever printed the picture. The layout was made with it in mind, but I don't have it yet. Looks like it's time to get some pictures printed up. Still not through my stack. But I have a lot to scrapbook so I will just have to bite the bullet and get some prints done. It will certainly be a good thing though!
I digress. I found the layout on a blog that I follow called {behind the pages.} The link is http://kellygoree.blogspot.com/ . Thanks Kelly for the inspiration. She has a great eye for design and is an incredible photographer. Hers isn't as cluttered as mine, but I knew mine would have to be junked up a bit to look like me. The layout is actually from the magazine Scrapbook & Cards Today. It's in the Spring 2010 Issue 17. If you go to Kelly's blog, you can download the issue for free. It's got some really fun stuff in it! I've added her blog to my list of favorites, so you can always get to it from here.
I digress. I found the layout on a blog that I follow called {behind the pages.} The link is http://kellygoree.blogspot.com/ . Thanks Kelly for the inspiration. She has a great eye for design and is an incredible photographer. Hers isn't as cluttered as mine, but I knew mine would have to be junked up a bit to look like me. The layout is actually from the magazine Scrapbook & Cards Today. It's in the Spring 2010 Issue 17. If you go to Kelly's blog, you can download the issue for free. It's got some really fun stuff in it! I've added her blog to my list of favorites, so you can always get to it from here.
Last year was Peyton's second Easter but her first East egg hunt. She wasn't quite getting what was going on, but by watching her cousins durring the egg hunt. It's going to be a cold wet Easter this year, but I can't wait to see her get into the whole thing this year. It will be a lot of fun! Two egg hunts and a birthday party for a cousin are what we have planned for the weekend. Perfect holiday plans, if you ask me.
Supplies used:
- Stampin' Up - Sweet Pea Designer Series Paper stack, Old Olive cardstock, Celebrate and stamp sets, Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware large brad, ribbon slide, book plate and brads, Scallop border punch, Birdie punch, jewel circle Fire and Ice brads, Sweet Pea flower and leaves, grosgrain and polka dot ribbon, Chocolate Chip classic ink, raw chip board flower, paper crimper
- American Crafts - patterned paper {birds, green and white trees, brown, orange, blue and yellow solids}, orange and white flower flair, baby blue polka dot ribbon, green glitter Thickers {Dear Lizzy line}, brown Thickers
- Autumn Leaves - Journal lines stamp
- Sassafrass - number patterned paper, border strip {top of layout}
- Making Memories - orange gingham ribbon
- Imaginisce - leaf top pins
- BasicGrey - felt layered flower {orange and striped}, yellow yarn fringe
- Martha Stewart - {just realized a few days ago this is an EK Success line. I thought it was her own brand this whole time} Butterfly punch
- {used to punch the holes in the raw chipboard flower}
- Adhesives - glue dots, pop dots, glue stick, 2-way glue
- Crop-A-Dile {used to make the holes in the raw chipboard flower}
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