More Dream Street Goodness :)

The whole DT is having a blast using our "Dream Street Papers" – can you tell? Nothing brings back the ol' "Mojo" like fabulous scrapbook paper!

I started scrapping when my youngest was 2 and my oldest was 5. I tend to try to scrap the current photos now, and then go back and scrap the baby photos here and there. One reason is because I don't want to fall behind, and I figure if I stay on top of the "now" photos, then I'll never have to catch up on more then just the first few years that I missed….at least that's my excuse. The truth is, I very seldom see "baby" paper that I like enough to actually use.

Imagine my delight when I discovered the "Lullaby"collection by Dana Miron. The collection is beautiful, and those gals at DSP are smart – they made the papers double sided, and mixed the colors so you can use the collection for baby girls, baby boys, or no babies at all. Love it!

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This is my little Annie at 9 months. What a face, huh? I decided to make my own embellishments for this one, so I used one of the DSP rubons on a piece of white Worldwinn Cardstock (my favorite), then I punched it out with a scalloped punch, and attached it to my page with Helmar Liquid Scrapdots. I outlined it with some Stickles and that's all there is too it. I use the Helmar Adhesive Runner to put my page together, and the Premium Craft Glue to cover my chipboard piece. I can't take credit for the gorgeous butterfly – the great minds at Prima came up with that one 😉

Until next time,

Marci

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