As a parent, time just seems to fly by. Everyday faster and faster. Somedays it seems like those special moments just went by way too fast, but other times you see a moment and are able to fully capture it. That is always so exciting. I have come to discover that taking pictures of older children as they sleep is so magical. I was able to capture this picture of my two littles, along with our two furry family members last week and I just stood there and watched them for awhile and then I realized I had better hurry up, quit gawking, and get a picture before everyone woke up! Luckily, My trusty I-phone was nearby and the dogs opened their eyes but did not wake up the kids (thank you Daisy and Elizabeth.)
(A little backstory) lately, my two (ages 12 and 9) have been having a very hard time getting along, but this weekend they were the best of buddies and slept with the dogs together all weekend long. They are so innocent about this, but I know soon the time will come when they will not be able to do this anymore, but until then I will just capture those photos.
Without further ado, here it is:
A close up of the photo and tons of papers and embellishments
And a close up of the upper left corner embellishment cluster and title work
Supplies Used
This layout was created using the Studio Calico monthly kit-Sock Hop as well as the two add-on kits for November (Penny Loafers and Bobby Socks.)
Studio Calico Mister Huey in Warm Calico.
American Crafts precision pen .03 point in black ink.
Prima Chalk Fluid Edger in Old Road (for stamped sentiment "Hello, Friend."
Studio Calico Oh Snap stamp set (includes "Hello, Friend" and many other cute expressions and tons of arrows.
American Crafts this to that permanent adhesive
American Crafts this to that foam dots (round)
Scrapbook Adhesive 3D Foam Squares
Oh how I just love those two, I am so blessed with two great kids, they are such sweethearts. So now for some questions for you reader, have you been able to document any super special moments? You know, those moments that pull at your heart strings, moments you know you will want to remember forever? I would love to hear about your special moments, or send me a link and I will see how you documented it.
Thank you for stopping by my blog today, I appreciate you being here. :-)
Happy Thursday!
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Toni
Love your journaling! Great page!
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Toni
This is a great layout! I love your color combo and the arrows matches perfect. You created so many details!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely compliment, thank you Alexandra.
Deletelove this!!! I love how you did the background!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Danielle, I was determined to make those arrows point at something, LOL.
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Toni
love how you cut the background paper up! fun page!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jen
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Toni
Great layout! Lots of fabulous layers and details!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by Lauren
DeleteI love the background! Really fabulous layout! I haven't even had a chance to break into sock hop yet. I'm hoping maybe today!
ReplyDeleteThanks deb, Sock Hop is awesome, I got 2 add-ons ( one with the special,) I have made 6 layouts and over 1/2 is left. You will love it, can't wait to see what you come up with.
DeleteWhat a cute story! I love it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Cat, those two make me smile everyday.
DeleteSuper cute story! I agree. These moments are fleeting. Enjoy them while they last. I just blogged about this today too!
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Loved your post, enjoying every moment I can.
DeleteSweet! Love your layers! and great story to scrap!
ReplyDeleteI'm obsessed with enamel dots, love that you used some!
ReplyDeleteThey are seriously addicting, I am predicting that a lot more manufacturers will release them at CHA ( atleast I hope so :-)
Deletelove the cut-up strips of paper as a background - fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, I love the arrows and wanted them to point at something.
ReplyDeleteFun page! I love the confetti effect with the enamel dots and all the layering..
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Nirupama.
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