I've Been Digi-Scrapping Again.

I've managed to finish a few digital scrapbook pages recently.  I'm good at starting these things but not always as good at finishing them!

The page above features photos from last Saturday morning of my son in law and grandson.   I have been wanting to do a layout around this poem for this father and son duo for ages.  I made one a few years ago for my other son in law and I know that Trev liked that one.  I hope he likes this one too when he sees it.

 

This layout features photos of my two little grandsons taken on a recent Sunday morning walk through Cragg Vale.

And lastly this layout will keep the memories alive from our autumn holiday in Devon.

And that's what I love about photographs and digital scrapbooking -  they both keep memories alive.   Without photographs like these, the everyday little things that aren't really important would be forgotten, or at best a hazy recollection.  But in years to come with photographs and digi-scrapped pages to look over, those everyday things (and out of the ordinary things) will be clear as a bell treasured memories.

Credits for the kits used in these pages can be found over on My Digi-scrapping World blog.

Kathleen.

 

Digital Scrapbooking

It's hard to believe but my youngest grandson, Charlie, he's only three, started Nursery School a few weeks ago.  He attends for three hours each morning and has taken to it like a duck to water - thank goodness!  You see, it's my job quite often to take Charlie to Nursery and pick him up and because he likes it it's a very easy job.  For some parents though it's not so easy.  There are a couple of children who have been crying because they don't want to go in.  I feel so sorry for them and their parents.

Anyway, here's the digital scrapbook page I've made to remember this big step in this little boy's life.   Doesn't he look a little cutie in his "Don't you look like a big boy?" school uniform?

Details can be found over on "My Digiscrapping World" blog.

Kathleen.

 

Lazy Sunday Afternoon.

I'm having a quiet lazy day today.  It has rained more or less all day so no incentive to go outdoors.

Instead I've been doing some digital scrapbooking in Photoshop Elements and here is the page I've made.  This layout records the day in Newquay, Cornwall William and I spent with my sister and brother in law on our holiday together in June.  Details for this layout can be found on My Digiscrapping World blog.

A quiet day it is but not without its moments.  We're looking after Max overnight tonight.  Max is 13 weeks old now and still very much a baby.  A lively, tiny (we're frightened to death of standing on him), very cute, but un-housetrained furry baby!   As I type Max is curled up asleep next to my feet.  I think he loves me!

Kathleen.