Logan's 3rd grade DOUBLE layout

With school approaching I wanted to show something school related so I took a one page layout of Logan's first day in the 3rd grade and made it a double layout. You will recognize the first page, I posted in my blog a while ago. Here are the pages:

This page was a lot of fun to make with the stamps, rub-ons, paper clips and Cricut letters. Enjoy!!!

Delia

Meeting Sofia

Here is a layout I finished a few weeks ago. It's a simple page but the pictures are so meaningful to me. I loved when Logan first walked into the room to meet Sofia. I know I kept telling whoever had the camera, just take a bunch of pictures and keep taking them. I wanted to get his reaction to meeting his brand new sister. He didn't disappoint, he was gentle and sweet and so excited at the same time and just wanted to hold her. I was so proud of him. Love you Logan!! So here is the layout I made to recall that wonderful day.

I hope you enjoy this page as much as I do. We are expecting Hurricane Irene tomorrow so everyone in her path please be safe. Have a great weekend.



Delia

IT's a Girl

Here is the other half of the Sofia page. I made the sofia page (the one in the last post) then wanted something to match and that page. I don't know why I work backward sometimes. I also have the ultrasound pictures that I need to put final touches before I can photograph. For now here is the "it's a girl" page.

For this page I used SU cardstock and punch. I wanted to use Sofia's footprints from the hospital. But they actually gave me the paper after they did her feet and the first thing I noticed was that the paper was copied crooked...REALLY!! My baby's feet on crooked paper....I scanned her footprints and printed it on DP and I that made me happier. The stork is Paper Pretties stamp. I love this stork, so easy to color, nothing to it. I used recollections bling and cricut for the letters. I hope you like it as much as I do. This was a wonderful day and I am glad I finally have it in Sofia's Scrapbook.

Have a great day,

Delia