I did layout tonight too! I'm on a roll. Two in one week! Holly cow. This one is pretty simple, that why it only took a couple of hours. Actually I worked on it the other night for a couple of hours too, but I couldn't get the right feel. I was trying to use Crate Paper's Static line (which I love!), but it just wasn't coming together.

On the way home tonight, it hit me, I have that apple paper. They're fall, they're school, they're perfect! It's actuality Fruit Stand by October Afternoon. I threw in a little Freshly Mowed Lawn (also October Afternoon) and Bazzill. The woven tag is from the Dollar Tree, the rims are Making Memories the chipboard came from the super huge kit I got from Christmas (Costco) This layout is pretty simple, but I like it.

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Today, I scrapped. Yes, for most of the day and here is the fruit of my labor. One one of, but THE fruit of my labor. This is a picture of my 9yo newphew getting ready to fly his pirate kite at the beach. Here's what I used:

All of the pp is Autumn Leaves from the Red, Black and Cream kit at Target. (I also usd an awsome rub on from thast kit, but I mispelled a word on it and ruined trying to fix it.) Bazzill cardstock. Rub-ons: KaiserCrafts, American Crafts Mini Marks; Thickers. Imaginisce Slider, Deja Views Framed Jewels, Grungeboard



Here is the grungboard skull that I painted, glittered, sepia glazed, daubed pearl mixatives, painted, glitterd and glossy accented. (That doesn't include the eyes)

And here's the slider, because I think it's cute!

BTW, do you know why my kids couldn't get in to see the pirate movie?

Beucase it was rated Arrrrr!

Here it is...I must confess that I did the photos, mats, pp and layout several months ago at a crop. I just couldn't figure out a title treatment. So this is my number 2 DS last year at the beach. The sand on his cheek almost look like a 5 o'clock shadow; is this a preview of years to come?

And would you like to know why I don't produce more? Or why it takes me 6 hours to make a layout? Here's why...