Showing posts with label Studio Calico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Studio Calico. Show all posts

Sunday, September 23, 2012

Ahhhh....

These were the good times...having your bestie in the same class as you. This year they were split up, at first I thought this would be a good thing. However, after a two weeks plus of clinging and crying every morning as I am trying to leave her classroom I find myself wishing they were together again! She never cried in preschool or kindergarten, this has me a bit perplexed. Oh well, I know it will pass and eventually there will some new really good friends. I'm just praying the transition comes about quickly...she's breaking my heart. I did notice another little girl having some of the same emotions and talked to her mom. She came over after school a few days ago for a play date and that seems to have helped them both out a bit. We made it through Thursday and Friday with no tears!

This layout uses a Studio Calico kit...City of Lights if I remember correctly!



I saw an arrow shape on the Silhouette website that was very similar to this, and I knew it was an easy one for me to re-create on my own, so I made my own cut file for it. Super easy...I should so do that more often! 

Hope you are all having a wonderful Monday!



Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Two pieces of my heart...

This layout features my two younger boys, the middle two of my four children. Their bond and closeness amazes me. They are such good friends...honestly, they NEVER fight. (Hope I didn't just jinx myself with that comment) My hope is that they are always this close, only time will tell with this though.

The picture on this layout was taken as we dropped the older of the two off for his week of summer camp. Used Studio Calico's Paper Moon kit for this one, featuring lots of October Afternoon! Oh, and that scalloped circle with the tiny stars...love...it is one from Spellbinder's summer release, the largest die in the Stars Circle set. Then the center was cut out using a Standard Circle die so that rocket image could show through!





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