I found this poem about the 'instant gratification of housework' and decided to include it onto a scrap page! I photographed the washing basket as what really makes be smile is when I put the laundry basket in the bathroom and my family actually puts their clothes in it!No walking around picking up dirty clothes! WOW!!! Way to go, family !
Was looking through my scrap album today and found this layout I did of my husband at little while ago. The layout was created onto "Sweetwater" paper and has a white and red zigzag pattern running through it. It is a simple layout with little descriptive tags that have also been zigzagged and attached with brads. Quite like it!
I Finally finished............. I recently started this book as a birthday present for my mother in law I have called it the "Grandparents Story" and have filled it with pictures of the grandkids with a heap of little quotes about grandkids and grandparents. Really pleased with the results and I'm sure she will love it.
I did this layout at the recent Hyden Retreat using the Rule of Thirds taught to us by Alli Paterson . It was quick simple but very effective.
This double layout of the girls in the Styles Family I created at National Scrapbooking Day last October at a TLC scrap day in Esperance. I like the way it came together, using girly colours(I only have boys, so was a change from masculine colours). The photos are of us from left - Mischa my gorgous granddaughter, myself with Mischa, her Mum Asha(daughter in law) with her,and Suzie(daughter in law) giving Mischa a cuddle.
I woke up this morning with a fairly free itinery well free for me anyway and with Matthew requesting to take the kids early I thought I would get some scrapping done for sure but somehow my day disappeared and before I knew it it was dark outside and I hadn't even looked at my scrapbooking. I had a shower and was headed for bed when I decided I was doing a page and that was that. I sat totally uninspired looking at the papers I bought yesterday and then it hit me Shannyns' merit certificate so here it is and I'm off to bed content.
I cut Darcy's hair last night, I can't get over how much older he looks, this photo and the ones on the "Noodles" page are only taken days apart, this page kind of just fell together.
While down at the hall scrapping with the girls today I completed these two layouts of Darcy. I finally used that spaghetti print paper that I thought I would never use.
I just remembered I did this layout using the rule of thirds. I think it looks good.
Great to see you are all working out how to use the site its good, Kylie your layouts look great. Girls if you are having trouble logging in it might be because one of us might already be online
These are some pages I have done recently I haven't been Scrappin for long, but have been fortunate enough to be a part of our little circle of scrappers, just meeting like we do has taught me alot and given me so much inspiration When you think it's impossible and you think that you cant it is amazing what can be done when you set your mind to it .
Some photos sent to me from my dad Bob of his recent bushwalking adventure with my brother Andrew, through a a part of Tasmania. This layout is based on the design 'rule of thirds' taught to me by Alli Paterson at the recent Hyden scrapbooking retreat!
Took some photos of the present condition of our paddocks on our farm at Condingup and scrapped them. Cattle were excited to see their daily rations of hay!
At the recent retreat in Hyden which all the girls from our scrapping group attended we learnt to make explosion boxes, since I have got home I have made one for each of my kids. My favourite is the one I made of my sisters wedding.