More quickpages available!

If you liked that quickpage, and would enjoy more, then rush off to Digital Paper Hearts and Stone Accents Studio and sign up for their newsletters! Two different quickpages from Woodland Fairies will be given away free in their respective newsletters this week!

A quick peek at them:

Stay tuned for more freebies!

A freebie for you!

I made a quickpage to share with everyone!

You can pick it up here.

The kit, Woodland Fairies, is available at Stone Accents Studio, and soon at Digital Paper Hearts as well!

Is anyone reading?

For those who may have been checking in here wondering if I'd ever make that fairy scrapbooking kit, it's finally done!

You can find it here, at Stone Accents Studio

Happy news! Stone Accents Studio is staying open, under new management, and I'm staying on!

This means I'm going to be a busy bee for the next while, but SAS will be growing and blooming with new things! come join us!

Just a quick note that I've changed the title of this blog,  for reasons soon forthcoming.

New LOs

Picking up steam after a quiet December:

Mother, done with Old Time Lovers, by Laitha, at SAS. Alpha is an unidentified freebie. If you know who made it, please let me know so I can credit them! This is my mom, wearing an antique dress, taken in the mid-60s.



Bill and Alice, also done with Old Time Lovers, by Laitha, at SAS. These are my former inlaws, Wiep (Bill) and Alida (Alice) Kok. They immigrated to Canada from Holland after the war.



Kiss, from our wedding. Done with the SAS January megakit Sugar & Spice. Fonts used are Acorn Initials and BD Renaissance.



My sister Gretchen's wedding with Larry Porter, also done with the SAS January megakit Sugar & Spice. Font used is Old Script.



And last but not least, a photo of several of my relatives, taken in the 1920s or 30s. I used Treasure Box from Designs by Moo, available at SAS:

Aaaand, it's time for the first crop of layouts in the new year.

These were both created with Stone Accents Studio's December megakit, Home and Hearth.

The first is Three Generations, featuring my 75 year old father as a child.



The second is my son, Emrys, who loves all things moose: