THE BRIDGE {ScrapMuch? DT}

Good Morning!

Sketch-y Friday today!  Yup!  It is Team A's turn! Yah! What an exciting Friday!  I get to reveal my layout.

When I saw Laura Whitaker's sketch, I had to look for some pictures that only requires me to scrapbook about two pictures which was hard.  But when I looked through my OFCD (Ontario Fishing Club of the Deaf) I found the pictures of the bridges, BINGO!  Just perfect pictures to scrap, the kids always loved to fish up there but the rails on the bridge always made me nervous.  I always think one of the kids would fall through the rail.  Nope, they have never fall through... knocking the wooden furniture.

Here is Laura's beautiful sketch.

Let's keep scrapping!

Cheers!
Laureen
ScrapMuch?! DT

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT... STICK IT DOWN!

Good Morning everyone!

I have a special personal announcement!  Now that Stick It Down have announced yesterday, I will go ahead today!  Recently, they had a DT call and I decided to apply for the double page layout team as you know how much I love to do them!

Hands Waving!!!! I made it on the team for the DOUBLE PAGE LAYOUT team!  I am really excited!!!  I look forward to be doing the layouts with them!

For more information on the special announcement from the Stick It Down, you can click on this logo,

 

Have a nice Scrapping Saturday!

 

Laureen

 

 

WW II Memorial {ScrapMuch? DT}

Hello!

I am happy to be here with another reveal for ScrapMuch? Team A.  I am glad to share my double page layout using Laura Whitaker's sketch.

My family and I went down to Washington DC for my niece's graduation from university.  Of course we got the chance to do some sightseeing.  I graduated from the same university there myself.  I am very much familiar with the place but for this place, WW II Memorial,  it was new to me.  I saw that it was set up in 2004.  I graduated approximately 10 years before that.  It was a very interesting memorial area and I can say it is a beautiful place.  A nice way to remember and honour the 16 million who served in the armed forces in the USA, the more than 400,000 who died, and all who supported the war effort from home.

In the pictures, are my sister, my two girls, niece, her boyfriend and their daughter.

Here is Laura Whitaker's sketch.  I pretty much followed the sketch except that I used wallet size pictures because I had so many pictures.  I wanted to include a journal so I removed one section of a wallet size photo and wrote the information about this memorial place.  On my right place, I went on longer than the sketch showed because I did not want to cut the picture in the middle in between the two pagers.

So many pictures but so little time!

Keep scrapping!

Laureen
ScrapMuch DT Team A