6x12 in size. Should use this size more often.
A little story about my little boy when he was a bit over one years old, not recognising his dad. It was very funny at the time. I have to admit, his father did look a bit scary when he came home. I really should have taken a photo :-)so here is another instalment from me, using divided page protectors. Nope, I'm still not sick of them!
I am having fun seeing what different things I can do with my divided pages, without getting complicated. Still enjoying how quickly and simply they come together...
Anyone else had a go with divided page protectors too?
Creativity is an interesting thing, I find it ebbs and flows here in my part of the world, directly connected to how crazy life is, how much sleep I am getting (or not) and how high the washing pile is. How much mental energy I have left over, and how much I need a break from it all.
Right now I am in one of those ebbs, the sickness and other things keeping me busy over the past week contributing to that. Sometimes its hard to break out of that ebb, and one has to make a real effort to get one's mind back into a more creative place. Doing so does have a positive flow on effect, but it just takes that first step to get there.
So, you may have gathered from that there hasn't been an outpouring of creativity of any sort from my desk (other than accounting, which a whole other story ;-) but rather than leave you hanging, thought I would share this title page with you. Nothing stellar, but I so wanted to use these cute little drawings that my daughter did in a little notebook. I'm not usually one for tilting ANYTHING, but sometimes it seems to be the only thing that works!
A quick and simple page to whip up, and the title page to middle child's album done.
Stay tuned for Emma's layout tomorrow, and on Friday the first of our new schedule, a tutorial/challenge from Nicole!
