So, last couple of weeks I have shown kits made up by Snap ‘N Crop aka Mosaic Moments. Today, I’m going to show you a double page I did using their technique but with other tools. They were tools I had at the time when I created this double page with the paper and pictures I wanted to use. I call the double page “Sandy Beach,” since it’s mainly pictures of the beach and because of the paper I used.
Let’s get started.. Continue reading “Sandy Beach”
Hope everyone had a great weekend! So back when I was a Close To My Heart Consultant I started making pens with my patterned paper they sold. Nothing fancy just something different from the flower pens you see in doctor offices and the plain boring pens everywhere else. Continue reading “Making Pens”
We’ve made it to our 3-day weekend! I know a bunch of y’all will probably be heading to the beach/lake one last time for the summer. Me? I’m not quite sure what I will be doing, still deciding. So, I know it’s a little early, but today I decided I would share a double page I did when we were in Cozumel, Mexico for Thanksgiving a few years ago. So get ready for “A Mexico Thanksgiving!” Continue reading “A Mexico Thanksgiving”
Okay y’all, I want to know where everyone is from so make a comment below and let me know! I know everyone is ready for the weekend. It’s the third week of NFL’s pre-season games which means only a couple more weeks till the season officially begins!
Today I have a page I did back in April of some pictures when I lived in Long Beach, MS. It was a very rainy day and I believe a hurricane was the cause of the rain. Continue reading “Rainy Day Double Page”
Today I thought I would share another page out of my Long Beach, Mississippi Beach Album. It’s a page I put together to make as my title page for my scrapbook. Though simple to make, it sums everything about my album up into one page; more or less at least. The title on the is my description for what’s in this album — “Beach, School, Study, Repeat!” — it’s basically all I did! Continue reading “Beach, School, Study, Repeat!”
