Think Pink Crop

An exciting weekend is ahead. Memorable Seasons is hosting a Think Pink Crop along with Scrapbooking stores accross the nation to celebrate Breast Cancer awareness, so come join us for some fun. I'll be hosting one of the challenges. This is my LO for the challenge but you'll have to stop by to find out what the challenge actually is.

What a fun month of scrapping August was. I got so much done during My Sketch Worlds ABC crop. I think I was able to do 16 of the challenges. I had ideas for more, but alas not the time. My kids may be the inspiration for my work but they are also the ones that take the time away from it. Good thing I love them so much :) These were just a few of the LO's I got done.

Any color will do!

At first glance this LO would look like it belonged to a Halloween page with the bright orange and green colors, but it is Easter. Don't let holiday colors limit you. My boys certainly don't wear many pastels that would normally go along with Easter. In these photos they were hunting eggs through the woods in their play clothes and these papers seems to fit so well for the colors and motions of the photos!

Smile

Quotes can make the page sometimes. I've had this picture of Austin in the bottom of my photo box for quite awhile. He was about 1 1/2 years old. And it was just one of those photos that didn't go with any others and I didn't know what to do with it so it kept getting pushed farther back. Then I was challenged to create a LO by My Sketch World using one of their daily quotes. And this seemed perfect for it.

Pure Joy

I have been having so much fun with all the bright fun papers that have come out. When I first saw this Basic Grey Lime Rickey I thought it was quite wild and wasn't sure I'd know what to do with it, but that hasn't been a problem. With active playful kids I find I need more.

This was one of our many days at the park. Autumn absolutely loves the swings just as her brothers do. She wants to go high and fast!

Once upon a time

This weeks Dreamgirls challenge was to use a sketch, die cut paper, and an old photo. I wasn't sure I had any photos older than 5 years old until I came across this one in the bottom of my photo box of my husband and his sister (who my daughter looks very much like). I chose to do hidden journaling as this picture of he and his sister saddens me.