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Dear Old Dad

June 14, 2019

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there… I wonder if there actually are any that read these posts? No doubt scrapbooking is a largely female occupation, but we love our menfolk and we love to celebrate them when we can. This week I’m re-releasing my classic, retro-style collection, Dear Old Dad. Dad, pops, papa, father, padre, old man… whatever name you give him he’s the guy that’ll never let you down. A father is a girl’s first love and a boy’s first hero. He is a guide, a leader, a protector, and a teacher. He’s the man you look up to no matter how tall you grow!

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Par for the Course

June 7, 2019

“If you watch a game, it’s fun. If you play at it, it’s recreation. If you work at it, it’s golf.” – Bob Hope

Father’s Day is right around the corner and if the dads in your life are anything like the dads in mine, then anything golf is a very safe bet for a gift! Par for the Course is now available at Sweet Shoppe and is a wonderful collection for showing off those Father’s Day pages, as well as our fun golfing adventures… or mishaps – just see Amy’s page below!

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Oldies But Goodies… King of the Grill

June 4, 2019

World’s Greatest Dad and a Ray of Light

May 31, 2019

I was lucky enough to pair up with Wendy of WendyP Designs this week. I love her style and so when she approached me I was thrilled to say yes! What ensued was World’s Greatest Dad… a kit that celebrates the wonderful man and the life journey we take with him. The theme was perfect and the colours gorgeous, and the kit turned out even better than I’d hoped! Check it out!

Seriously, those are amazing pages! A few above also use my latest re-release, Ray of Light Templates. I love how the background paper really creates a focal point on the page. Of course, you can use any background and still achieve beautiful results!

Free Wheeling

May 24, 2019

It’s a rite of passage of childhood and there’s nothing quite like that feeling when mom or dad first lets go of the back of your bike and you’re free! Learning to ride a bike gives a child such a sense of accomplishment. You can see the pride and joy (and maybe even a touch of fear) on their faces as they coast along on their own for the first time. Such a cool moment to watch!