There’s no such thing as too much of a good thing. Anything worth doing is worth doing to
excess, right? When it comes to page
layouts, I think so!
I’ve mentioned before that I like to repeat layouts. Sometimes I just don’t want to think too
hard; I want to get the page done and move on to the next project. And if something worked once, chances are it
will work again, and again, and again.
I didn’t intend to
repeat the same page layout three days
in a row, but when I got to Day 24 of LOAD, I made what I thought was a
really cute page. And then when I sat
down to work on Day 25, I was really busy, so I just made a few changes and
copied it. So then, when I sat down to
work on Day 26, can you believe what the prompt for the day was? You guessed it – Scraplift Yourself!
Here they are…three not-so-identical triplets. As you can see, they are alike in many ways,
but each page still has a personality of its own.
Day 24: Overheard conversation
Lain challenged us to use snippets of over-heard
conversations for this page, so I chose to concentrate on my daughter’s first
words. I wanted to keep the page simple,
but cute.
Day 25: Taste
I got really busy on Day 25, so when Lain prompted us to use
the sense of “Taste” for our layouts, I was at a loss until I ran across some
pictures of my son making a mess while eating.
And rather than waste even more time trying to come up with something
original, I just opted to repeat the previous day’s page in a mirror
image. The two layouts will wind up in
two separate books, so it really doesn’t matter that they are the same.
Day 26: Scraplift Yourself
Imagine my surprise (and laughter, too), when I discovered
that Lain’s prompt for Day 26 was to scraplift the previous day’s page. Uhm…hey, Lain…I already did that! Never-the-less, I had fun creating this page
in triplicate, and I doubt it will be the last time I copy myself (although it
probably won’t be on the very next day!)
Garage Sale
If you are in the Dallas area next weekend, stop by our
Scrapbook Garage Sale at 6001 Summerside Drive, Dallas, inside the Joann Fogg
Girl Scout Service Center. We have about
20 sellers who are anxious for you to come see all their old scrapbooking
supplies, tools, and embellishments. Unfortunately,
we do not have any space for more sellers, but there will be lots of good
deals, and you do not want to miss out!
For more information, please visit our website. The sale runs from 10:00 AM until
3:00PM. Please use the entrance at the
rear of the building.
Scrapbooking Cruise
Yep, I know…I sound like a broken record. But did you know that we still have space on
our 2012
scrapbooking cruise and time is running out to get in on this great
deal! We had some cancellations last
week, so we now have 6 cabins we need to fill.
Give us a call or email before July 1 and we will make you a very sweet
deal! Payment plans are available, and
you will not find another scrapbooking cruise at this low, low price!
Breast Cancer Crop
For those of you who aren’t familiar with Pam’s
Pals, it is our annual breast cancer benefit crop. In the past, we have given the proceeds to
breast cancer patient, Pam Wilemon, but now that she is celebrating FIVE YEARS
of survival, we want to help others be survivors, too! All profits are donated to breast cancer
charities. So come out and help us
celebrate by helping us raise money to save more lives!
See pictures from our 2011 crop here: http://www.craftyneighbor.com/images/retreats/pp2011/index.htm
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