The first is one of my Mum and how she always reads to my kids. Pretty much every day we see her and they snuggle on her lap and read a book or two. These papers had a real 'grandmotherly' feel about them to me.
This one is the new journal that Kaiser released at the same time. I love the leaf cut-out on the front and was keen to decorate it to use as a sketch book and journal. I sewed the lace from the embellishment pack to the paper before sticking it on and added a few rub-ons to finish it off.
Lastly, I was sorting through all my photos last week and I came across these ones of Will when he first started to walk. The memories came flooding back of the way he hunched up his little shoulders and clenched his fists as he concentrated so hard to keep his balance. Too cute :)
The page design came from Kaisercraft's Saturday Sketch competition. You can have a go at it too and upload your version to the March sketch gallery before the end of March to be in the running for a fantastic prize pack.
9 comments:
Love your use of Devonshire!! Just gorgeous.
Fran xx
christine I too LOVE the devonshire collection, have got a nice little pile to use[and I will use it oneday Im sure], and your notes journal looks fabulous, I have spied them and considered, but thought maybe I better get the little drawers that I have sitting here done first!
Snap! - I think Devonshire is my favourite ever KC collection. I first saw it (and bought some!) when I did your class a couple of weeks ago. So delish!
I love what you did with it in these layouts! And the notebook looks fantastic! Gotta love that leaf. ;)
Christine these are SO beautiful!!! I haven't got my hands on any of this range yet but I love what you've done with it!
Sheree xx
Soooo GORGEOUS!! I love the note book especially! Hope you get the chance to put your feet up for a while! LOL! xx
Kaiser has outdone themselves with Devonshire. It would be my favourite of their lines :). And your pages are beautiful!
Beautiful work Christine!!
I love your projects with the Devonshire range! It was my fave range too :)
Your Devonshire work was just soooo very beautiful Christine!
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