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last week i had the greatest playdate with one of my favorite scrappers, julie. she is sweet, funny, and above all, ridiculously talented. watching her work with prima and paint was eye candy. :)
we chatted a lot (a LOT) but i managed to get a few things done! three layouts, and i spent a little time working on my fall minialbum (which i'll share in more depth later... there are a lot of photos.) the bottom line: i'm not sure how i ever scrapped without a sewing machine, let alone for the past ten or so years that i've been scrapbooking.
thanks for a great day, julie! and thanks to john, (also supersweet) who took these great photos for us!
we chatted a lot (a LOT) but i managed to get a few things done! three layouts, and i spent a little time working on my fall minialbum (which i'll share in more depth later... there are a lot of photos.) the bottom line: i'm not sure how i ever scrapped without a sewing machine, let alone for the past ten or so years that i've been scrapbooking.
thanks for a great day, julie! and thanks to john, (also supersweet) who took these great photos for us!
here are some of my favorites of julie's, so you could get a taste of inspiration as well. :)
all images via her blog.