« September 2005 | Main | November 2005 »
I must first give credit where credit is due! This layout is actually a scraplift of a layout published in the November issue of Creating Keepsakes magazine. The artist, Vicki Boutin is incredible! Take a look at hers on page 43
PP: Chatterbox
PP: Basic Grey
Other paper: Bazzill
Stickers: Artic Frog
Flowers: Prima
Fresco: Brown Ink/Chalk
Ribbon: Chatterbox
Buttons: Scrap Arts
Misc: Black Ink, Thread
Estimated Time: 1 hour
Well it is that time to put away the soccer balls, cleats, and shin pads. Today was the last game of the season and Christopher went out with a B-A-N-G! He went for it all and a great time. Afterwards we enjoyed some lunch with players and families of all the other teams and each player received a special medal.
Through the years my son Christopher has been involved in many activities and with each activity means lots of photo opts and of course photo packages to order. I have acquired quite the collection of photo buttons with no clue as to what I would do with them all.
I want Christopher to have something to show for all he has accomplished and I had to find a home for these buttons (as well as many more to come).
This is just a start to this project as I plan to add photos from birth on up through Christopher's life. I just wonder how many memories can fit in one box.......
(Important: Christopher designed the outside of the box!)
Well as most know we are expecting another baby and of course that means we need to set up a room for this child. While I could have sat and picked everything out for the room I thought it may be better for little Miss Kimberly to have a important "Big Sister" duty right from the start.
Christopher is the World's best big brother so I have no worries about how he will accept this new little one however Kimberly has a different outlook on life and how things should be, this is why I gave Kimberly the job as Head Designer in the baby's room.
She has been visiting the different hardware stores picking and choosing things with Daddy who is her assistant and builder.
The door has remained shut to me however I often hear giggles and a nail gun.
Today I got a peek at the room and I thought I would share it with all of you.
What can I say? Basic Grey has done it AGIAN!
These rubons are incredible! They have so much detial to them and look awesome anywhere you place them
One thing to note though is that there is a lot of detailed little spots on some of these which means you have to really focus on making sure the transfer is complete before pulling the sheet up.
Also these set do NOT include a popsicle stick.
I have found them for an average cost of $3.49 per set.
Product Grade: A
