Got very excited when I saw that they were selling Peonies in our local supermarket, I just LOVE them. I scooped them up straight away and put them on our hall table, they smell delicious and are so beautiful.
At this point I have got to tell you how much I love Costco photo centre. I adore the fact that I can upload a photo, click on the 12 x 12 and go pick it up in an hour. I really like big photos but I do find them a little tricky to scrap. Sometimes I wonder if I can just slip them in as is but then I think I should at least try to make a bit of an effort.
I was very happy with how this one turned out, although it did not want to be photographed. I have got these adorable Winnie-the-Pooh stamps that have been etched from the original books. I mostly use them for cards but jump at the chance when I can use them on a layout. I do love Pooh.
I haven't quite finished this one but thought I would photograph it whilst I was doing the others. The spotty paper and the flower are Jillibean Soup, both of which were in the June kit. I think that the canvas flower is rather yummy and just goes perfectly with the Jenny Bowlin vintage button. Another super, simple, speedy page.
I have also been busy making little bits and bobs for the July kits. I can't wait to show the sneak peeks next week. Have a wonderful Thursday.
I am ALL about simplfying my scrapping these days! :) Your layouts are fabulous! Just love the photo of your little cutie-patootie with the balloon!
ReplyDeleteOh TARA! Those are adorable pages, speedy or not, they are CUTE! Hope you are feeling well~
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh. Peonies. Wouldn't they look perfect in the garden of that house you posted a few months ago. Can't remember where it was - apart from England (of course) - but it had a fabulous conservatory but I seem to remember that it was too close to the road. Anyway... to cut a long story short.... I love them too... xxx
ReplyDeleteBTW - found it on your 'Wish List Wednesday' back in February. Isn't funny how certain things just seem to 'burn' themselves into the brain.
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