Strawberry Picking

For Easter this year we packed up mini sandwiches, that were chicken salad or cucumber leftover from Noey's shower, and fresh fruit and headed to Sweet Berry Farm. We picked some delicious berries and enjoyed some of their homemade ice cream after all of our hard picking work.

Details: Journaling block and strawberry cut out are from My Mind's Eye's Quite Contrary line. Green paper is Poppy Seed Lime Star Stripes by K & Company. The strawberry paper is also by K & Company.

A day with Max Man

We recently went to Massachusetts to visit with Chris' sister and her husband and our adorable nephew. We had a blast the first morning we watched him. This layout shows just a few of the photos I took. :)

Details: Background paper is Sparkle by Fancy Pants Designs. The title was cut out using the Lyrical Letters Cricut cartridge (Jack Sprat feature). The felt buttons are from Making Memories' Animal Crackers line.

Fort Worth Botanical Gardens

Earlier this year hubby and I went to the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens. It was a wonderful warm spring day.

Details: Background paper is woodland whimsy - green leaves by TPC Studio. Other patterned paper is by Doodlebug Designs. The strip of raise dot paper is by Bazzill, color is sandbox. The letters are by Making Memories. The ribbon is by American Crafts and was part of my free fabulous gift from Archiver's. :)

Make a Wish

This year for Chris' birthday we went on an adventure to Enchanted Rock (see below post) and then we wandered around Fredricksburg and had some tasty fudge and Chris found this wonderful birthday hat. I also made him a chocolate cake with raspberry filling. It was delicious.

Details: Both patterned papers are from DCWV's Green Stack. The green paper is from SEI's Oasis line. The title was cut out using the Cricut cartridge, Lyrical Letters.

My nephew

This is another one from the archives. I took a couple hundred photos of my nephew over the three day weekend that T and M were visiting. I had several favorites, but I needed a way to fit them all onto the page. It is definitely another favorite layout. No idea what papers were used :P