Scrap Queen

So I've been on a bit of a slump. I scrap-booked so much in February that I ended up taking last month off. Not intentionally but it did happen. I got really into a book I was reading (Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah) that as soon as it was done I read the sequel (Fly Away). At that point I really just got into a reading kick. So, March was all about books. Now it April and I'm back at it. Hopefully a bit more regular again.  I'm in July 2017 for my family album and decided to use the following Let's Scrap sketch for my photos. This was a fun sketch to do. As you can see I did alter the way I did the photos. Instead of using 9 small squares/photos I used that space for 4 photos. It just worked out better for what I was working with. But, if I come across some photos that I can cut up small than I may have to use this sketch again! The Sketch: My Take: To Create this layout:  Creative Memories: paper pack Project Life: High Five - "Makes me

This week's sketch over at the  Let's Scrap  blog was super fun to work with. So perfect for just about any photos. I decided to use this sketch to scrapbook a fun shopping trip that I went on with my daughter. She was working on her math grade in school and we decided that if she showed a good improvement in her grade that we would go shopping! She definitely succeeded in improving her grade so shopping we went. It was so much fun and I thoroughly enjoyed my day out with my girl! The Sketch: My Layout: To Create this Layout: DCWV: Just My Type paper stack Me and My Big Idea: Mambi Stickers - Awesome Day Project Life: Photo overlays - favorite and best day ever twine, paper clips from stash Cricut Cartridges: Paisley: "girly", "stylin", "shop till you drop", and clothes on hanger A Child's Year: font for #priceless Graphically Speaking: circles Picturesque: tag For a Closer Look: Thank y