I'm getting hooked on digital scrapping!
It's so clean and neat and organized... although
I know I will always have to play with my glue, scissors,
and stacks of paper.
I'm basically a tactile person.
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My ornament hunt this year was for Scandinavian
ornaments.
Wendy and I stumbled across these cute little children...
or are they tomtes?...
when we were shopping in Scottsdale AZ.
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You can click on photos to enlarge.
Supplies: Paper, Kiwi White from Shabby Princess; Tree border & Tag, ScandinavianChristmas Journaling Delights; Ribbon & Bow, "Christmas Day Collection" for
Raspberry Road Designs
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Yes... I had years of ballet, toe, and modern dance...
all the way through college.
This was my first year on pointe and I had a solo
dressed like a rabbit... wouldn't you know.
The day of the first show, a huge German Shepherd dog
bit me in the thigh and I sported a lovely gauze
bandage that matched the white tulle of my costume.
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Thanks to Helen Hancock for sharing the cute ballerinas
on my layout. Helen has been my INSPIRATION to
start digital scrapping. Stop by her site.
Supplies: Pink Paper by Barton from "Love Me Do"; Ballerinas, by Amy Sumrall from"Little Ballerinas" pack; Frame, "Doodly Pattern Frames #1" from Weeds and
Wildflowers.
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Yes... I do knit!
I'm just consumed with other things at the moment.
I knit a ski sweater in College with lots of
pattern.
Supplies: Papers, frame, heart flower, yellow heart, all by Erica Hite for Scrapgirls;green checked bow, "Holiday Magic" for Shabby Princess.
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I had such a happy childhood!
I tried very hard to make my girl's childhood years just as
wonderful.
Supplies: All supplies from "Make a Wish Collection" by Erica Hite for Scrap Girls.~~~~~~~
Make this a great week!
XOXO
Joni
9 comments:
Joni, you MUST get back to your knitting -- I LOVE that hat!!!
What courses did you take to learn how to do that? Those are amazing! I love your blog.
oh Joni..these are all so fabulous...loved looking at them all. I think the first though with the use of the new red ornaments on the white space is a fave. Keep up the good work.
What fantastic scrapbook pages, each and every one has such a delightful story and the way you present them is wonderful.
These are phenomenal, my friend. You are doing such a wonderful job. . .but please, don't abandon the glue & stickers & scissors! :)
Love your layouts and reading the little stories on each one.
Loved looking at your new pages, Joni!! I have a favorite - COMFORT posted on the 21st! But all are so much fun to see! Hope all's well in your world!
BarbO
You are a knitting queen! I seriously just bought myself a book on how to knit at Micheals a few days ago! I want to knit animal hats for the Sprout someday! The layouts look great...is it all photo shop or do you use sights too?
You are really on a roll. I love these layouts. That hat is awesome. I never got past scarves with my knitting, although I have half of an afghan done that was supposed to be for my niece who is now 27 years old! I don't seem to have any creative mojo this week. I've been purging and cleaning which is always my way to deal with lethargy. You've already done way more digital work than I have--you'll be the go-to person now! I'm loving the stories and need to get busy telling the stories of my childhood, too. You're an inspiration.
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