Living close to the airport and directly in the flight path, Dylan has had a fascination with planes since his early days. The photos on this page were from our first visit to the General Aviation Terminal for lunch and airplane viewing with friends:
Supplies: Audrey Neal's Flight Path kit ("destination" banner recolored); Karla Dudley's Digi Essentials 2; Myriad Pro & Verdana fonts.
I ended up creating a template while working on this page and thought it would be a good way to restart the Friday Freebie posts for the new year! The template is12x12 and features 9 layers including photo & paper masks and journaling. It's free for personal use only.
Click here to download the Destination template
Enjoy!
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Friday, January 27, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Infant Car Seat Cover
Another winter baby expected in our playgroup, meant another car seat cover. This time I went with a fun polka dot fabric:
I used the same soft yellow flannel for the inside:
As with the infant car seat cover I made last fall, I again referred to a couple of online tutorials - Sutton Grace: Infant Seat Canopy Cover and Make it Do: Baby Car Seat Cover Tutorial.
Supplies: 1-1/3 yard of each fabric; thread; velcro.
I used the same soft yellow flannel for the inside:
As with the infant car seat cover I made last fall, I again referred to a couple of online tutorials - Sutton Grace: Infant Seat Canopy Cover and Make it Do: Baby Car Seat Cover Tutorial.
Supplies: 1-1/3 yard of each fabric; thread; velcro.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
New Fort
Two years ago, we bought a Step2 Kangaroo Climber for Dylan from Craigslist. We've frequently referred to it as his "fort." He's loved it, but also outgrown it. Too tall for the doorway (occasionally forgetting to duck!) and had mastered climbing up & over both sides - it was time for something bigger.
Last week searching Craigslist again, I found a Woodland Climber for a good price. I wasn't certain it would fit in our CR-V, but, thankfully, a friend offered to help and Sunday afternoon we brought it home. Dylan was ecstatic about his "new fort" even though it was in a pile of pieces on our patio!
Monday afternoon, with the rain subsided, we headed outside to clean it off and put it together. Oh, yes, there was still a good bit of sogginess and mud in our backyard, and it was chilly, but that didn't bother him at all. He was so excited to help me clean each piece and assemble it. He was even pointing out which piece was next (without directions!) and telling me what to do. So funny!
Right as we finished, the new owner of the Kangaroo Climber arrived. I wasn't sure how Dylan was going to react, but he did great. He climbed on it again while I showed it to her. Then helped us take it apart and carry pieces to the car. He even said "goodbye" as it left to create happy memories for it's 3rd family. A bit bittersweet for me, I'll admit, as it's one more sign my little boy is growing up! But I can't deny the happiness on this little face after climbing up into his new "big" fort for the first time:
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| First time down the slide. March 2010 |
Monday afternoon, with the rain subsided, we headed outside to clean it off and put it together. Oh, yes, there was still a good bit of sogginess and mud in our backyard, and it was chilly, but that didn't bother him at all. He was so excited to help me clean each piece and assemble it. He was even pointing out which piece was next (without directions!) and telling me what to do. So funny!
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| Helping clean & assemble the new climber |
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| A very happy big boy. :) |
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Movie Day
For a playgroup gathering last summer, we let the kids watch Cars:
Moments after this photo was taken (and the movie barely on) most of them had moved on to the toys. :)
Supplies: Design House Digital's Digital Scrapbooking Day Blog Hop 2011 collaboration kit; Miss Mint's Movie Night kit; Robyn Meierotto's Kraft FunDay elements; Sara Schmutz's Nursery Rhymes elements; Just the Way You Are font; photo - Totally Rad's Bitchin' B&W and The CoffeeShop Blog's Vintage actions.
Moments after this photo was taken (and the movie barely on) most of them had moved on to the toys. :)
Supplies: Design House Digital's Digital Scrapbooking Day Blog Hop 2011 collaboration kit; Miss Mint's Movie Night kit; Robyn Meierotto's Kraft FunDay elements; Sara Schmutz's Nursery Rhymes elements; Just the Way You Are font; photo - Totally Rad's Bitchin' B&W and The CoffeeShop Blog's Vintage actions.
Labels:
BC+C,
digital designs,
Dylan,
scrapbooking
Monday, January 23, 2012
Tea Wallet
One of my good friends went out of her way to help me yesterday and I wanted to do something to say thanks. Knowing her love of tea and how much she travels for work, I thought a tea wallet could be handy to stash her favorite tea in her purse or briefcase.
I followed this tutorial at Is It Naptime Yet? blog. The only change I made was to use a hair elastic instead of a fabric or ribbon loop for the button closure.
Supplies: fabrics (Robert Kaufman & Moda); thread; elastic; American Crafts button.
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| Closed |
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| Interior with pockets to hold several tea packets |
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| Exterior |
Supplies: fabrics (Robert Kaufman & Moda); thread; elastic; American Crafts button.
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