- no crowds
- more sleep
- no waiting in line
- no disappointment
- more fun
- less craziness (maybe)
- playing with pretty papers
of course, those only hold for going out to the stores. which i did once years ago. once.
whether it’s at a crop, a friend’s house, or even at home, scrapping has been my tradition for the last many years on black friday. this year i am keeping the tradition going in my happy place here at home.
i did do a little online shopping this morning – if you have a silhouette check out their web site. all shapes are 50% off. can’t beat that!
today i am working on some little pretties for some of my favorite girlies. i’ll share later when the coast is clear. *wink*
here’s the pages i did at Get Inspired 2010 a couple weekends ago. it’s a super crop – the next one is next spring in des moines.
this one is my girl at a marching band contest, and she has a little smirk on her face because her uncle Tom was taking the photo. i thought i was done so i showed it to Becky and Linda. Becky thought i needed to have a little feather in the penguin’s hat too. so i used part of a q-tip. isn’t she the cutest?! here’s a close up:
i already scrapped this photo once but my Mom needed it for her photo album, so i ordered another one and scrapped it again.
this is from Kathleen’s senior night for marching band. she isn’t in it because she had gone to hang out with her friends.
that’s it for now – back to scrapping!
p.s. all photos © Tom Ward Photography
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