Last Day of School Scrapbook Layout

Hey crafty friends!  I’ve finally got a chance to make a project this month, and I decided to do a Last Day Of Day School Scrapbook Layout.  I used the sketch that Laura for My Creative Scrapbook  for the month of June.

The sketch had three photos, which was perfect since I had one of each kiddo and then one of them together.  I was so excited to have these.  With all of the time at home lately they’ve been a bit frustrated with each other so to be hugging and smiling…amazing!

Last Day Of School Scrapbook Layout

I actually created a video to go along with this layout that shares more about what I did with the sketch, and where I’ve been regarding process videos. I’d love for you to come over and watch it.

Well,  I think that’s it for me right now.  I’m going to go and try to get myself re-settled in my new old space (if you haven’t watch the video I explain there) to be able to get more accomplished. Until next time…stay crafty!

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LAST DAY OF SCHOOL SCRAPBOOK LAYOUT SUPPLY LIST

Jolly Old Nick

Sunday must be a good day for me a I’m here with another layout to share with you.  This one, just like my last, was inspired by the sketch at My Creative Sketches.  I am also entering it into the anything goes challenge at Lasting Memories.
I used the My Creative Scrapbook kit from December 2015.  Yes – I still have kits that are a year old…even older if I’m honest.
The photo is from breakfast with Santa from this year.  It was a fundraiser for M’s school and he wanted to attend so badly, but I was working.  My awesome parents stepped in and took the kids.  We’ve never been big on the Santa thing, but now that he attends school with kids who are…it’s rubbed off.  I guess there are worse things that could rub off right!?
Well if I don’t talk to you again this week…Have a Merry Christmas!

Kindergarten

Each time I finally get a layout done and photographed now I’m amazed at how long it’s been since I’ve blogged.  
I completed this one a week or so ago and it only took me about an hour.  I swear that since I’ve been doing boy layouts for six years they come so much easier than doing one for the little lady.  
The sketch came from a collaboration between My Creative Scrapbook/Sketches and Creative Scrappers.

The cards and embellishments are from Simple Stories School collection…while the yardstick just came from my stash.  The title is from Paper Wizard. If you haven’t checked out their diecuts you really should.  Paper Wizard and Dancing Daisy Designs are my go too for professional layered cuts.
Well – I’m off for now as nap time is almost over.  I hope to check in with you all again sooner than later!

Monkey See Layout

Still feeling the affect of the snow here and work is opening several hours late.  I’m not complain about extra time at home!  Today I’m sharing a layout I created using the sketch from My Creative Sketches.  
This was the final layout I completed in my kill the kit challenge with Echo Park’s All About A Boy.  After this layout I didn’t have anything big enough left to even mat a 4×6 photo.  Sad to see my favorite kit go, but happy to be using my stash!