17 months!

In honour of Bibiti's 17 month old birthday I created a list of 17 things at 17 months!

(in case you are having a hard time reading it, it says:

1. You weigh about 23 ½ lbs and are 30.5" tall
2. You say ma, da, ball, tsss, vrmmm
3. You prefer being nakey butt and free
4. You love playing in water, chasing balls and watching cars
5. You give great hugs and open mouth kisses
6. You can find your hat, shoes and blanket (and any ball) when asked
7. You help get yourself dressed and brush your own teeth
8. You can sign car/truck
9. You have 16 teeth
10. You are very easy going and happy-go-lucky
11. You love to be where the big kids are
12. You scream when you don’t get your own way but calm quickly
13. You can match puzzle pieces
14. You can make yourself pass out when you don’t get your own way
15. You have a wickedly adorable smile and laugh
16. You get knocked down but you get up again
17. You are loved beyond measure!

Digi help

I'm linking a few posts here so that I can come back to it at some point

this discusses how to change the colour of a doodle

this is post with links for video digital tutorials

and finally this review for printing photobooks.

Israel LOAD page

Here is today's LOAD - I 've been wanting to do a layout on my Top Ten Memories from Israel that I talked about here. I'm not sure that I love this one - I'd like to have all the journaling on the page so I may fiddle with a different template. But for now - this is it.

Sources:

template-scrapmuss_p365_template06

fonts - tempus sans ITC and Verdana

Papers - LivE_EZ-PZT01-paper; KPertiet Classic Embossed Christmas-1

A finished layout

A combination of Holidays in Hand prompts and Journal Your Christmas when combined with the journalling below.

Learning curves

A little something every day. I hope that is how I can learn digital scrapbooking because today I learned again, that there is a huge learning curve to this new venture.

I'm trying to work on some digital layouts - simple (???) collage templates, but they are just not coming together that well. I did do a step-by-step one by Jessica Sprague which I quite like - now I am not sure exactly how to get it printed out. I know I saw somewhere how to transfer it to a 12x18 and then add 2 copies of 6x6's to fill the page. One of these days I hope to come across the instructions again.