Happy Thursday! We have a new sketch up at
Sketchy Thursdays! I decided to scrap about my son Colten's experience of finding and returning Grandma Cop's badge. I know I shared this story here once before, but for those who weren't around, he found the badge on the playground at school. His teacher and friends couldn't find an owner, so Colten held onto it. When Grandma Cop visited his classroom after recess, he realized her badge was missing and promptly returned it. She was so impressed with his honesty that the next day she held a little impromptu awards ceremony in his classroom and gave him a special framed certificate. I was really glad that the school called me and invited me to be there. I was (am!) so proud of him.
Here is the sketch:
I am loving making my own journaling lines lately. And I finally got my hands on some Mr. Huey white mist. I'm learning (the hard way) that it dries much slower than Glimmer Mist. I made a sentiment from the
Everyday Boy sheet of stickers by SRM guide my title. I love the look of mixed type.
Head on over to the
Sketchy Thursdays blog for all the details, including a $20.00 gift certificate for a fabulous scrapbooking kit! I'll be back tomorrow with a special
Precocious Paper Designer Friday and the start of the
Scrapbook Circle Blog Hop. Enjoy your day! Tessa
WTG Colton! I would DEFINITELY be proud of that boy! And I LOVE that you created a page about it! :) his face is just so precious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet layout Tessa! :)
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome story!!!!!! love this layout. I ♥ your handwriting! so, you like the Mr. Huey white mist, huh? Hopefully it's better than the Tattered Angels chalkboard mist - had major buyer's remorse with that. :o(
ReplyDeleteYour paper choices are fantastic for this wonderful layout full of great memories! I love the letters you chose also!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful boys layout and love the journaling.
ReplyDeleteThe misting looks good, so I have to try my Mr. Huey white mist too ;-)
Take care!