I’m so excited to share this layout with you. It’s one that is dear to my heart. It was published in this July/Aug. issue of Creating Keepsakes!
I love being part of a company like Spellbinders™ Paper Arts who really keep things in perspective. I love it that they want to change lives with this passion that we all call paper crafting.
This layout tells the story of when they took a trip to Haiti to reach out to the Haitian victims. They joined Global Family Philanthropy in a memorable time overseas that will leave them changed forever. I had the privilege of documenting some of the trip!
Supplies: Cardstock – Bazzill; Pattern Paper – Basic Grey Curio Collection; Stickers - Basic Grey Curio Collection; Spellbinders Die Templates – Fleur De Lis Accents, Grand Circles, Labels Twenty-One
We are out enjoying the sunshine on our last few days before the kids go back to school. I am not ready for an empty house!! It feels like summer just started. As exciting as the first day of school is, there seems to always be a sad, sinking feeling in my heart as I watch them enter through the doors to start another year. Maybe it’s that I begin to realize how fast they really are growing up. Never mind that for now! We are busy playing. ; )
Hope you’re enjoying your long weekend too!
5 comments:
What a great scrapbook layout! Love how all the pictures and how you documented this :) Great job - I always enjoy your scrapbook pages!
I had seen this and meant to mention it to you-- it turned out so great, Julie! Fabulous!
Hello Julie - Congratulations on being published with this divine layout! It is fabulous and tells such a powerful story - I love your scrapbooking - and here is a good example why! Thank you Julie - you always inspire me...enjoy your last days of holidays! {{{hugs}}}
Absolutely gorgeous Julie!! This is one of my favorite layouts you've ever created. I love that it's 2 pages and really captures the story. Amazing!
Your Layout really does tell a story - one of beauty, hope and encouragement. It is gorgeous :)
PS. Saw it in CK - looks even better in print :)
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