Mr. Serious

Our normally smiley little grandson was having a serious day.
 Most of this paper came from a yard sale. I bought the enamel dots from Amazon.

Aunt Patty and my girls

These two layouts are pictures of two of my granddaughters along with my aunt.

Kayana inherited my grandmother's long tongue and can even lick her elbow. I think this must be why her favorite animal is a giraffe. I used all old product on these layouts along with hand sewing.

The title on this is from a Cricut cartridge.

My Loves

These are old pictures of Caitie, Matthew, and Issac. They are so little.

This paper also came from that same yard sale from last summer.

Little Dinosaur

My grandson, Xander, lives in Hawaii. When they move back to the states next month, he may need counseling to adjust to being away from the water. The paper and ribbon came from a yard sale. 

 The word little was in a pack of baby words from Hobby Lobby. I panted it.

Night Swim

Xander at the pool with his momma.

 The stickers came from a yard sale as did the rubons.

I punched out some circles to add to the waves to give the flat circles on the paper more dimension. 

Scrapbooking with Aliese

Aliese spent the day with me and wanted to learn how to scrapbook. This was her very first page. I think she has a future in this craft. She even added a note to herself about the day spent scrapping with Grandma. Below her name is hidden journaling that is about five inches long behind the picture.

She liked the Cricut and made these cute pumpkins. The title is a Cricut font also. She is now in Junior High School. Time flies.

Two Good Parents

My grandchildren are blessed to have good parents. These two love to play and do so many fun things with their kids. This is also a scraplift from Jace's album. They always turn out a bit differently, but when my brain gets stuck, and I want to hurry, I copy a layout I've already made.

I love the layered border punch on this one.

Old rubons, stickers and punchies.

 Old silver stickers, punches, ribbon.

Bits and bobs from old supplies.