Yay, for getting this up and going. Today, I’m already sharing the first parts of the elements with you, and soon you’ll get the last part which completes this collection.
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And now happy scrapping, friends!
Autumn is coming. Definitely. After a couple of really nice, warm late summer day, things have changed. Sweater weather is what I would call it. In fact, we’ve started heating up the home because it’s been so chilly outside. But I thought, it was a perfect opportunity to make a little field trip to our backyard …
Another card’s coming this week:
For this one, I first created the banner, underlaid it with a mat or darker purple, added the sentiment and the buttons.
Here’s a closer look:
Credits:
Once Upon a Summer: Celebrating by Kristin Cronin-Barrow
Photo Overlays by Something Blue Studio
Scrappy Alpha by Zoe Pearn
Font: DJB I Tell Real Stories by Darcy Baldwin
Scraplift of Celebrate Canada
Credits:
America Harbor by Julie Billingsley
Scraplift of Snapshot of Summer
Credits:
Once Upon a Summer: Traveling by Kristin Cronin-Barrow
Font: DJB I Tell Real Stories by Darcy Baldwin
Scraplift of This page
Credits:
Simply Me by Melissa Bennett & Rachael’s Scraps
Font: DJB I Tell Real Stories by Darcy Baldwin
Scraplift of This page
Credits:
Captured: Smirk by Julie Billingsley
Template from Sun-Drenched by Amber Morrison
Font: DJB I Tell Real Stories by Darcy Baldwin
For many of us, the new school year has started (for some, it is about to start). So, it’s a good time to stop a moment and think (and journal) a bit about school. Here are today’s prompts:
Since I’m both, a teacher, and a student, of course I have much to say about school, so my page today is rather journaling heavy as you can see:
And you can also see that I used my latest freebie kit “School is Cool” to create this page.
Check this out:
This is my mom’s oven. Or rather, it used to be my mom’s oven (she just got a brand-new oven, and so my dad had just put this old one in the backyard before he takes care to dispose of it).
And the little guy in there is a pigeon. A rather curious pigeon that decided that a discarded oven would be a much more fashionable home than whatever used to be his home so far. So, promptly, he took possession of this thing, and spent not only the rest of the day in it (despite the fact that we were busy all around him), he even stayed over night.
But I’m sad to disappoint you, because this story doesn’t have a happy end. The pigeon’s new home was gone the next day, and Pigeon needs to look for another home once more.
