Thursday, June 27, 2013

hey, mom…

A while back (he says it was two whole years ago…but I think it was last fall), Josh came into my office and handed me these little pieces of paper. He had drawn his name a couple of times, colored it, and cut them out. He asked me if I wanted them for his scrapbook. Of course I did! I love that he WANTS to save things in his memory book! Unfortunately, I am a slacker and it’s taken me a while (longer if you think he’s right about when he gave them to me) to actually add them to a page for his book – but I finally did it!  I found a random photo to put with his drawings and created a page especially for him.

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I used the larger of the two drawings right on the photo matte.

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And I chose to use a black and white photo because there were so many bright, fun colors going on everywhere else.  I wanted the photo to stand out and not compete with the background.

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Of course, I had to add some machine stitching.  I really have a hard time not using it on my projects!

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And for the other drawing, I tucked it away into this cute little pocket with a fun journaling card…

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This layout was completed exclusively with Doodlebug products – and I shared it on their company blog HERE earlier this month. :)

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And you can find lots of additional items from this fun collection HERE or HERE!

3 comments:

  1. Very cute layout love the colors and especially how he drew his name !!!!

    Mayra
    MayrasDesigns.blogspot.com/

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  2. I saw this on the Doodlebug blog and loved it, so had to leave you some love! This is probably one of my hands-down favorite Doodlebug collections in awhile. Love the colors, the icons, and especially how well it works with my PL layouts! :) Thanks for the inspiration!

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  3. So great that he gave you those drawings to put in the scrapbook.

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