It's the first Thursday of the month and time for Share Your Shelf with Marilyn, Jennifer, Tanya, and I. This post and link up are dedicated solely to books and book reviews and it's one I look so forward to each and every month. I am always looking for new and more book ideas. I came home from Acadia to find that 8 of the books I had requested through our local library came in all at once; I struggled to get them read as well as the Netgalley books I had downloaded, the 3 books I bought on vacation, and the myriad books I already had lying around the house. Obviously, I couldn't read them ALL but I think I did a pretty decent job chipping steadily away at the pile. I managed to read 14 books in all this month and I enjoyed so many of them so much. You know it's a good month when I couldn't possibly pick a favorite! 1. Palazzo by Danielle Steel- - I am determined to read the books I have stuffed in every drawer of my nightstand and I started with...
Love, LOVE, L O V E , your pages! These will be cherished for many years to come. Your color choices and layering techniques are beautiful! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you so much! Your comment has made my day.
DeleteThese pages are beautiful! Scrapbooking is so much fun and I love creating these types of pages. Pinning for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you and thanks so much for the pin!
DeleteI've always loved scrapbooking, too. This is a wonderful way to preserve some keepsakes from family adventures.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is!
DeleteYou are so artistic! Lovely pages and they are quite eye-catching!
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DeleteWhat a fun way to get yourself going to complete a project! Love how your scrapbook turned out - it's a precious and sentimental memento!
ReplyDeleteI just know I work so much better with a deadline; I am not a procrastinator unless I'm left to myself. ;)
DeleteVery nice! Looks like ya'll have had a busy year!
ReplyDeleteWe sure have. I do like to keep busy.
DeleteYour pages look great! I especially love the artwork page.
ReplyDeleteThank you; that's one of my favorites too.
DeleteI love these pages! I just started scrapbooking, so I'm always looking for inspiration and what supplies I'll need. What did you use for the letters?
ReplyDeleteThank you! I use my circuit to cut out my letters; but when I was just starting out I mostly stuck with stickers.
DeleteYour scrapbook came out really nice. I bought some but never put any together. I think this is definitely something I have to start doing soon since my kids are getting bigger. I'd love for them to have their own. Thank you for linking up with us at #OMHGWW
ReplyDeleteThank you! I hope you find the time and motivation to work on a few pages because I think once you start you'll love it.
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