I'm guessing my dear Aunt Helen cried when she took this out of the box. We are an emotional Greek family. My aunt was just as generous with her remarks about my grand babies. "They are beautiful." "Well, I think so," I said.
The page below is simple. I used My Little Shoebox die-cut shapes. I love the combination of colors that this product line uses.
The photo is a super closeup that shows my granddaughter's amazing, thick eyelashes.
Here are some photos from our Halloween festivities. I had a little party for the kids. We dressed up and ate goodies a few days before the holiday itself. I found some adorable stickers at our local store Jazzy Crafts.
My grandson looks like a Village People dude in the first photo and a This is Spinal Tap dude in the second.
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The layout below is simple. More of those cute holiday stickers and a girlie girl rub-on. This beautiful flower is made by K and Company.
My granddaughter feels pretty in her ballet skirt.
Nothing remarkable about my scrap methods, except for I love the scalloped paper I've used on some of these album pages.
There is one photo of my grandson and me that we took together; my grandson is only four, and he took both the other photos of me. Pretty good, huh?
Below, my granddaughter is dressed in a red boa. I absolutely love the background paper here. Unfortunately, I removed the information tabs from my various lines of paper. I cannot identify them. I will become more accurate at describing the products I use.
I love all these stamped butterflies and flowers that I colored with gel pens.
Here are some beautiful white rub-ons on the layout below. My grandson is fascinated by the Christmas train.
I'm mesmerized by the effects of UTEE (Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel). I painted this little frame that surrounds my grandson, and I heated some UTEE to make the surface shine.
My grandson says good-night on Christmas Eve. We had a beautiful celebration at the end of 2008.
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