Report Presentation

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Grace loves to write up random "report" on things she is interested in. Her Kindergarten teacher (last year) was great - she allowed the kids to bring in things to share. So when Grace showed her the report she did on the 'olden days' just for fun she had Grace present it to the class. Here is a very nervous little girl sharing her report with the class!

These pics were perfect for the fourth sketch in the NSD 2014 Sketch Contest being held on Let's Scrap

Here's the sketch:


My take:


This layout was created using DCWV's My Sunshine Stack. The circles were all cut using the George and Basic Shapes Cricut cartridge. The title "report" was cut using the Type Candy Font cart.



Till next time,




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  1. BrendaMay 23, 2014 at 10:17 AM

    What a memory!! And isn't this what scrapping is all about?!! I love this layout and the memory behind it. The colors and papers are fabulous. Great take on the sketch too. Hugs, Brenda

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