Tiny Dancer

OMG, is she adorable or what! This is our great-granddaughter in Pre-Dance (I guess the class before the classes, huh?) She is 3. Kit used was So Pretty by Pillowgirl, available at Stone Accents Studio.

Gorgeous Bride

Isn't she a gorgeous bride? There was an Autumn theme to the wedding and surrounded by the beautiful fall foliage at the Lake, it was beautiful. I used the October Megakit from the Stone Accents Studio team, now on sale at 40 percent off!

The Wedding is over...

...and what a beautiful wedding it was. Nobody does weddings like New Yorkers! My niece had a fall color scheme and it was gorgeous. The wedding took place outdoors at the Lake Club under a Gazebo. The reception was at the club on the Lake. Beautiful view with the changing foliage reflecting in the lake and the weather was perfect! Pictures to come! In the meantime two new LOs.

This one was done with Pillowgirl's new So Pretty kit available at Stone Accents Studio.



This LO was created with Pillowgirl's mix and match Color Foundation series, also available at Stone Accents Studio. I used the lace papers, ribbon flowers, buttons and ribbons.

One More

Another LO from the adorable kit Finbar the Frog by CanDesigns. This kit is available FREE with purchase at Stone Accents Studio.

Another Cute Kit

I got the cutest kit! It is called Finbar the Frog and is available FREE, along with another adorable kit with a minimum $15 purchase at Stone Accents Studio. Here is my first layout with this cute kit.

Another Vintage Rose

Had some more time before I went to bed last night, so scrapped another LO with JulieO's Vintage Rose kit.

We are traveling, on our way to visit with family and attend my niece's wedding, but I had to show you this LO made with JulieO's new kit, Vintage Rose MegaKit, on sale now at Stone Accents Studio. It is just beautiful, with so many gorgeous papers and elements.

Another Heritage Layout

It is so much fun to look through all the old photos. I love this one of my dad as a young boy. His socks are a hoot! And, can you imagine a wooden slide? Kit used was A Treasured Past by Skrapper Digitals.

Just Too Cute

I just had to scrap these photos. I knew exactly how I would do it when I took the pictures. Our granddaughter was teaching her grandpa how to eat his spaghetti the *right way*. When you put it in your mouth and some hangs out, you just have to pucker your lips -- "No, grandpa, not like that - like this!" -- and suck it in. She is normally not a big eater, but she had three portions of spaghetti because she needed more to show grandpa. LOL. Too cute. Papers and element is from Wild Things by Sandra Adamson. Monkeys by Lori.