I have to say the best incident was a delay in supper being served and it sparked a scene from the Snickers commercial.
Great Bunch of Ladies to scrap with!
Over all I came home with 23 pages...
SO that works out to be...
* 9 pages completely finish just need to slide them into the correct albums.
* 11 pages that just need the date added or just a touch of something.
BUT mainly just the correct date...since when I printed them they only had the month and/or year.
* 3 pages started and a bunch of photos cropped and ready to go!
I had brought a bunch of Christmas pictures to scrap and a pile of cards with ideas...BUT just needed more time!!!!!!
This was the 1st time I attended a crop/retreat with nothing ready to go...
What I mean is I usually pull all the papers to match the photos and group them together and even sometimes include those embellishments too!
Which means a bunch of extra paper bins loaded up...
Here is some of what I got done on Friday!
A Random Fun Page to get me going...
Just need to add the date...
On to a page that needed to done to finish off our moving road trip to Newfoundland.
Title made from Scraps out of Jennifer's Scrap Bin...She does have a good stash.
Page 1 from pictures I forgot were on my phone from our moving road trip to Newfoundland.
Usual Pit Stop at Cabela's in Scarborough, ME
My Journaling tag from my left over scraps.
Page 2 in the store having fun after being stuck in car seats.
The 2 page spread...
Now It's School Time for a bit!
Some stitching I did and washi tape.
Fun using my Close To My Heart Cricut - Artbooking cartridge and stamps.
Journaling & Date
The Big Picture all together ready to slip into her album.
I had to back up a year and a half to finish her Kinderstart page.
Using CTMH - Classmate Alpha Stamp Set
The Date and Marshmallow Snowmen using the CTMH - Vintage Type Alpha Stamp Set
Borrowed a snowman punch and added a pearl belly.
Full View
Mya Dog and The Boy who named her....
Because when asked who's dog she is, his response is "MY A DOG"
Using the Cricut - Paper Pups Cartridge
The Boy and his "MY A dog"
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