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I have created this blog as a record of all the scrapbook layouts, cards, etc., that I make.If you happen to visit my blog, thank you for visiting and any comments you leave are very much appreciated. Thank you.
This is a layout I created of my eldest daughter when she got her braces on in 2006. I took photographs of her in the before stage and during stage. Yes, I have still to do the after stage. Got the photographs, but not the time to complete it. Always something else to do or try. Must get it finished soon. Haha.
This was the first ever scrapbook layout that I completed. It was in 2005 when my eldest daughter was eleven years old and had just got the results of her 11+ exam.
I always meant to get that finishing touch for the top right hand corner, but never got round to it. Funny how you remember when you photograph the layout to put it onto your blog. Well maybe I'll get it finished soon.
These pages were really good fun to put together.
We had been in town for the day and went for a cup of tea in a local cafe. While looking out of the window, we noticed these hula style costumes and my two younger daughters had to have them. They weren't that expensive and the girl in the shop asked if it was for a hen party as that was what they had been selling them for.
Anyway, my youngest daughter found hers to be a little big for her and only wore the garlands. However, my other daughter got real fun and enjoyment from hers and I just had to make a brightly coloured layout to match.
Here are two of my favourite layouts of my second daughter. Again I called them Model Material, as she was doing a lot posing.
These clothes were left out for the charity shop and belonged to her younger sister. However, my daughter decided she would try them on. Guess what, they didn't make it to the charity shop, because if they fitted her, then they must still be ok on my youngest daughter.
These are two of the first layouts I created of my second daughter. She doesn't like to be called the middle child, she has a real hang-up about this.
The photos were taken just after Christmas 2006. She had spent some of her Christmas money and bought this outfit. She was really pleased with it and said she would wear it to her residential trip in Ballycastle with her P7 class in January 2007, for the talent/party night. She posed for these photos and that is were the title came from as she looked like a model.
This is a layout that I made with photographs of two of my daughters and my niece. They had spent a fun afternoon playing and decided to mess about with sunglasses, jewellery, etc. in the evening. I was doing a little crafting, well trying to anyway, when I took these photographs.
This is a layout I created about two years ago. The photographs were taken in December 2002 for Christmas presents for our family. My daughters were 9, 7 and 10 months.
This is a layout that I had to make for my youngest daughter to show her friendship with our cat, Patches. She would shine the torch and the cat would follow it, even if this was climbing up the doors, furniture, etc. My daughter took the close-up photograph of Patches on the stairs.
Sadly our cat passed away a few months ago, so this is a nice keepsake of her. She died aged 12, so she had a good life.
This is a page I created one night after going to the stitch and craft show in Belfast. I purchased these dog papers and thought I would use them when I got home. Not a great page, but at least it was another layout.
This is another layout I created after going to Downhill Forest. I used the same colours as the previous layout as I have them side by side in an album.
This is a layout I created after a walk through Mountsandel Forest. We have been many times, but I had my camera with me this time and the photographs weren't to bad. Really liked the way it turned out.
The photographs were taken in January 2006 when my youngest daughter was four years old.
She had decided to get lots of jewellery from her jewellery box and put it on. Photo opportunity. No. She wouldn't smile at all. Then I told her to act silly as if she was being tickled and this is the result.
This is the first time that I used the Bazzill In Stitchz flourish template and I think it just adds that little bit extra.
This was a layout I created as just a memory of a little game that my youngest daughter and I played on a Saturday morning. There were no photographs to show, so I tried to make it a little interesting, like following a path from one list to the next.
It all started by talking about different makes of cars, hence the name. Then it was can you guess 5 makes and then what else could we guess 5 of.
Every Saturday we would play this and it would always be in the same order cars, transport,holidays etc., and only sometimes would the list of 5 change but very rarely.
We haven't played it now in a long time, so it is a nice reminder to have made a layout about it.
This is the last of my daughter's birthday layouts. Thank goodness. I didn't realise how many photographs I used and how many pages I had made. I now know only to use the favourite photographs from every occasion and not them all. All part of the learning curve really.
Here is the another of the 4th birthday layouts. This is one that I don't really like. I wanted to take some photographs of my daughter with her skates, helmet, etc., but after falling lots of times, she was in no mood to pose for a photograph. I had to do a lot of coaxing.
These were papers that seem to match very well with the top she was wearing, but put them together, I don't know!!!!