Moving on to part 4 of my freebie kit “Summer Morning.” With this you’ll receive the first part of the elements. I hope this gets you started with your scrapping. As always, my Terms of Use apply, which means that whatever is included in this kit is for personal use only. You’ll find my detailed TOUs when you download this freebie. Hope you’ll have fun. And now, happy Friday, scrappers!
Credits: Down by the Bay by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Trio Pack 6 by Cindy Schneider Tears from Clip It to Me by Traci Reed Font: DJB Nouveau Quirk by Darcy Baldwin
Hybrid projects don’t have to be all elaborate and what not. You can also make some real simple things, like this card I made with Traci Reed’s & Meghan Mullen’s “Days Like These.” All that was necessary for this card, was to print and cut out a number of little, differently shaped hearts and a sentiment, assemble and it’s ready to go.
Credits: Before I Was Your Mom: We Got Married by Meghan Mullens & Traci Reed Template from Set 136 by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB Tara’s Heart by Darcy Baldwin
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Today I’d like to play a game with you. It’s called “Spot the Buckets.” Take a look at the pictures of our lobby below. It’s been raining. So you can see there’s a rather fine and colorful collection of buckets and bowls spread more or less evenly all over our lobby. (They are meant to collect the water from the leaks in the lobby ceiling. Can you tell we’re having another problem? Smart observation! Like I said a couple weeks back: the lobby is a perfectly “rain proof” place – always precise about telling you when it’s raining outside or not – no chances of missing a thing; completely reliable). And today, I’d like for you to share in our fun and find out how many buckets you can count on the pictures below. (There are no doubles, though I have to admit, the pictures are missing another entire side of the lobby. Maybe we could add to the challenge, and have you guess how many buckets are still missing!)
In some parts of the world we’re getting close toward the end of the school year, meaning the summer holidays are around the corner. Time for another little recap on what you’ve learned over the last few months, useful or not. And the beauty is, even if you don’t go to school any more you can work with these prompts and write out your thoughts. Here are today’s journaling prompts: And of course I had to take one of the prompts to create a layout, and here’s what the end result looks like:
Every year, we get to celebrate commencement, which usually is a bittersweet experience. Bitter, because it’s sad to see yet another group of students graduate; sweet, because of course we’re excited for them to move on to bigger and better adventures. This year’s graduation ceremony is no difference and so we get to cry and celebrate all in one occasion. Congrats, grads!
Part 2 of the homecoming celebrations is the show, which actually deserves the predicate grand because it IS one of the best performances we get to see throughout the year. And being, as it was, all about water, we were in for a treat. But see for yourself:
