Ignore that the cupcake is falling a part. :) I wanted to make it very pink since her birthday cupcakes were all pink. I used a lot of stickers, the large cupcake is a die cut I borrowed from a lady at a scrapbooking night. And then the lettering 'Kayla' is from the Jasmine cricut.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Children's Birthday Page
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Remembering loved ones
Publish Post
These two pages are earlier scrapbooking pages I did, so I don't think they're all that amazing, but what I do like about it, it was kind of therapy for me. Each one is about a three page layout where I have old photos of them, memories, etc. I highly recommend doing it!
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mom,
ovarian cancer,
scrapbook,
scrapbooking,
scrapping
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Birthday Party!

Sunday, November 20, 2011
Michigan Seasons
Monday, November 14, 2011
Below are images from my daughter's baptism scrapbook page. Sometimes I can't stand blogger for the way it loads images, so it's the second page, then the first page, then both together because I don't feel like messing around with the images. Hey! I'm a naptime scrapbooker, I only have a few minutes! :) Maybe one day my daughter will take a three hour nap, but for now, she most certainly does not.
I really wanted to make the whole layout look like the stained glass window in one of the photos, but I was having a really hard time imagining how to do that successfully without it being too busy. So what I did instead was use two blue pages, trim them down so you could see the white underneath and then add the red strip at the top and the bottom. I liked that it was color blocked, probably the closest I would get to the stained glass effect.
I also added a cross mosaic to give it a more religious feel, and because mosaic seems close to me to stained glass, that whole pieced together look. I also add some journaling on just strips of paper to add more of the color blocked look. Also, the mosaic and strips are great ways to use up the little scraps of paper that you hate to throw away! Hope you like it too!
I tried to block out her full name, you know, for internet security and all that. :)
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baby album,
baptism,
scrapbook,
scrapbooking,
scrapping
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Month 2 page
I bought the stickers on etsy from this lady: http://www.etsy.com/shop/babycakesdesignco
I don't know her, but I thought it would be nice to send some link love her way. :) They are a little thin and flimsy, so not something you would keep on all day long because they would get all yucked up, but just fine for what i'm using for.
The little squirrel (her nursery is woodland creatures themed because I have a squirrel obsession) is from the Create a Critter cricut. First time i used it even though i've had it for almost a year! I used some cute paper from Archivers, can't remember the brand, that had little animals on the background, then some greenish paper with orange on top of it. I also did type a lot of stories from when she was two months old. What she was doing developmentally, etc. Took me a few times to get it the right size for space I had.
Ignore the mess in the background of the photo. I've been too lazy to put all the stuff away. Plus, this way I can sit down and get started right away!

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2 months,
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cricut,
scrapbook,
scrapbooking,
squirrel
Friday, November 11, 2011
Growing Baby Bump Scrapbook page
I don't remember the materials I used because I made this page a few weeks ago, but it all came from Archivers store. Except the two cricuts, one is a font I can't remember the name of (sorry!) that I borrowed from a friend and the other one is a baby one from the library. I'll get better about writing that stuff down.
I have to brag and say I'm pretty happy with the way this turned out. I love the big numbers on the photos for each of the weeks and the small journaling space. If only I didn't have such bad handwriting. Oh well. I'm too lazy to type up everything
all the time. Let me know what you think!
Labels:
baby bump,
maternity photos,
pregnancy,
pregnant,
scrapbook,
scrapbooking,
scrapping
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