Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Scrapbook Wednesday with a hint of Flashback Friday

Hi! So glad you stopped by to visit my blog today!  I decided to rearrange my scrapbook posting day to Wednesday instead of Monday.  I'm hoping this will give me a little more time between design teams to get my regular posts on here. I'm also calling this a hint of Flashback Friday because I have used a lot of retired goodies from my stash on this layout.


The pictures are from a few years ago when DD#2 was chosen as the student of the month for her class.  As if that recognition wasn't enough to make her head swell, she was then chosen as the corporation's student of the month for the entire elementary school.  She received a very nice award at the school board meeting and even had her name on the school's message board.  We were a little proud as well!  I wanted both pictures on one page and since she wore pink in one picture and red in the other, I thought Sending Love DSP would work nicely.  There are hints of glitter in the DSP which DD loved.  I used an old Page Maps sketch for the layout and as I was working on the layout and digging through my stash, I found a pretty in pink scallop circle from who knows where.  This sparked the idea for the little 'flower' embellishment on the bottom half.

Well, I think I hear a mountain of dirty laundry calling my name... better go tell it to be quiet :P
Hope you have a fantastic rest of the week and find some time to be crafty!

Page Recipe: Cardstock-red base from stash, very vanilla, Sending Love DSP (ret), real red, pretty in pink, chocolate chip, Ink-chocolate chip, Stamp Set-Notes and Details (ret), Accessories-scallop trim border punch, 2 1/2" circle punch, 1" circle punch, 2 3/8" scallop circle punch, large scallop circle punch, corduroy buttons (ret), chocolate chip twill ribbon (ret), bakers twine (dyed chocolate chip), snow burst embossing folder, big shot

7 comments:

  1. Those papers couldn't be more perfect for your lovely layout =)

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  2. I wondered what happened to your layout on Monday and am happy to see that you just switched days and didn't skip a week. How proud of your daughter you must have been and I can see why her head swelled. Mine as a Mom would of swelled a little too.

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  3. That's QUITE the accomplishment for a young lady. I can ONLY imagine what she has in store for you as she gets older. Pulitzer, Nobel Peace Prize, Ohhh the wonders....Congrats to your daughter and a pat on the back for proud Mom and Dad too. Your LO is wonderful and you used some of my favorite papers!!! :D

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  4. Margaret, this is great - and congrats to your daughter on such a wonderful accomplishment!!!
    Love the layout you used and colors and the scalloped circle! Great!
    Lynn

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  5. Wow Margaret, great LO and terrific way to preserve your DD's accommplishments. :)

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  6. I love to know the stories behind your layouts, (you know how nosey I am..hahaa)and this is a little treasure....love the flower embellishment...just perfect...what a lucky find!

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  7. this is anotehr fab layout Margaret-but more important a great keepsake for your daughter-as she looks back on her school years. It's so easy to forget things like this

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