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Evidence of Fun!

I have been trying to upload some pages for days! My internet is either acting up, the power is out or I am just too busy with life in general. I made myself sit down to day and take some time to share these pages. I just love these pictures! These are from a field day at the school last spring. My B had such a fun time! He was a great sport and participated so well...it was wonderful! I really wanted to focus on the pictures so I kept the embellishments at a minimum. The base of the cards is textured Creamy Carmel. The spotted paper is from a retired SU packet from last year. I think it was called Playgroup(?) I only had two strips of the paper left so I used one on each side. They don't even reach across the whole page, but that works here. I used some celery grosgrain to give the paper a strong edge and mounted a couple pictures in the same color to keep the flow. The circles are cut from More Mustard. I used rub ons from the Anchored set for the circle words and the stars. These rub ons are SO fun and easy to use! The title is rubberstamped. I got this stamp "evidence" from a girlfriend of mine. I LOVE it! I think it is from Stampers anonymous. I hand wrote "of" and stamped FUN with the big deal alphabet. I stamped the words with my basic black classic pad. I love my craft pads, but when it comes to black, I prefer the classic for my scrap books. The craft is just a bit too think and hard to work with unless I am embossing. Just my opinion.
We spent the day at the Science Museum with E's class. I took the older boys since they are homeschooling now. sigh, we will see how THAT goes! The museum is a fun, hand's on place. We had a fun time!
Off to the rest of the day!

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Michelle Tweedy said…
Fabulous pages that compliment the awesome photos. Great job, as always!
February 28, 2008 at 2:49 PM
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