Showing posts with label digital scrapbooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital scrapbooking. Show all posts
Friday, August 5, 2011
August Cheer
Shabby Princess offers free desktops every month (http://www.shabbyprincess.com/ , then go to their blog), and I love them so much I think I will start cropping and printing them to fit as month dividers in our family scrapbook (if I ever get around to finishing one ;)) Here is August's, cropped to show you our little darling!
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
More Fun With Digital Scrapbooking - And Cadence Painting
Tony says I'm addicted... I say I went three days without doing any digital scrapbooking at all, just to prove him wrong - and thought I would die from withdrawals ;)
I've discovered not only do I LOVE digital scrapbooking, I also like making my own digital supplies. I finished making another kit over the summer. I'm still not very good at it still, and don't plan to ever spend enough time designing to really be good, but it is fun to play around when I get ideas. This one was based on a cute jumper Cadence has. I liked the colors and the gears (a nice switch from flowers, eh?) so I started working on a kit with gears. Then Tony said it looked like a paint smock, so I added a whole bunch of painting stuff. It worked out great, because now I can use my own stuff to scrapbook her pictures of her painting.
It was fun to scrapbook a page with supplies I had made - here's a little sample.
And, of course, the most important parts are the pictures of Cadence ;) She had so much fun that day, and I had so much fun watching her!
To see the full kit or download it, just visit Manor Crafts :)
I've discovered not only do I LOVE digital scrapbooking, I also like making my own digital supplies. I finished making another kit over the summer. I'm still not very good at it still, and don't plan to ever spend enough time designing to really be good, but it is fun to play around when I get ideas. This one was based on a cute jumper Cadence has. I liked the colors and the gears (a nice switch from flowers, eh?) so I started working on a kit with gears. Then Tony said it looked like a paint smock, so I added a whole bunch of painting stuff. It worked out great, because now I can use my own stuff to scrapbook her pictures of her painting.
It was fun to scrapbook a page with supplies I had made - here's a little sample.
And, of course, the most important parts are the pictures of Cadence ;) She had so much fun that day, and I had so much fun watching her!
To see the full kit or download it, just visit Manor Crafts :)
Friday, May 13, 2011
Sleepy Changes
It has been so amazing to watch Cadence gradually change her sleeping habits since she weaned. We were kind of dreading the whole process, because she's very OCD, and we assumed it would be a difficult transition. Instead, she's just kind of done it on her own, relaxing more and more each night. It's been fun to go in and see, "How is she sleeping tonight?"
From basically her birth to a few weeks after she weaned, she always swaddled to sleep. She liked being very tight and cozy. We would lay her down almost asleep, and she would roll over and go to sleep.
Here she is on her birthday, a day she was apparently to tired to even roll over.
After a bit she started unswaddling herself after we layed her down, but she still cozied up to this same corner of the crib and slept in a tight little ball - basically using the bumper pad to swaddle herself.
About the beginning of April she stopped wanting to be swaddled at all. She still had to have her blanket (two, in fact), but she just had me drape them over her.
Then the other day I went in to get her from a nap on Sunday afternoon, and just about fell over. She was asleep on the opposite side of the crib, not pressed up against anything, neatly covered and using her tiger as a pillow. Yikes! Talk about changes! I would say she is definately more flexible about her sleep now - and hey, tigers do make the best pillows ;)
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| I made a scrapbook page, but didn't think you would be able to read the journaling very well :) |
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