Featured Artist- Julie Martin

Julie Martin has been scrapping with me for several years. During that time she has created some wonderful scrapbook pages and projects. Featured below is one of the family albums she made for several family members. She made three in all and they were all different! She used a board book and added the old photos she had copied. The albums are very special to their recipients. When she visitied one of them recently, she noticed that it had been placed in a very special place in their home and was told they had shown it to everyone who came to visit. Just speaking of it brought tears to their eyes.( Please excuse the photos being cut off. When I copy from the other site, they are too big and I do not know how to fix this)

Each album had a gorgeous color scheme. This one was my favorite.

Notice how it had special openings and things tucked in!! These pages opened to

reveal more photos.

On this one she added library pockets with cards, Too cute!

Great job, Julie!! Also, Julie if one of my scrappers who will work on some scrapbooking at home.

Creating a special family heirloom is really what (I think) scrapbooking is all about. So dig out those old photos. If there are some faces you don't know, go find out who they are, before it is too late. I would love to help any of you create a special heirloom. Go over to Croppin' with Class to see more of her albums.

First Trucks by Julie

We had a small class tonight with Pam and Julie. Pam was working on mini family books she and Gay had started. They are going to be so cute. Julie had the picture of her sons and their trucks. We had fun adding all sorts of embellishments.

We had a great class last night! Julie made this great layout of Kelly's graduation. Good pictures!

Pam did this layout of a box lunch she gave several years ago for friends. It even includes a miniature fork, knife and spoon!! That Scrappy has everything!

Donna is working on this layout of her nephew's ball playing. She has to journal that he hit THREE homeruns over the fence that game!

Ginger did this Perdido layout all by herself!! Great job.

We had a good class. Remember to sign up for the All Day Crop - or Scrap Camp. I think I like that name! Pam is bringin her famous Chicken salad. It will be a fun day. I know we will get a lot done and have lots of fun doing it!! I have some games planned and goodie bags for everyone!!

Croppin' with Class

We had a great class tonight. Pam came and subbed for Donna. Ginger made this great layout. I cut the palm trees with the Cricut, of course! These are great photos of Gingers trip to Paradise!! 

Pam made a neat family layout. We added the metal plate with stickers and ribbon. Love it!

Julie made this Awards day for her son Kelly. He graduated

 last week! Congratulations, Julie for you and your son's

 accomplishments!! Great Pages!!

We had a great class tonight with Julie, Ginger and Pam. Yes, Pam subbed again!! 

She is getting a lot done!! Anyway, check these out!!

Class Tonight in Video

Croppin' with Class

We had a good class tonight. Donna was working on pages of her neice's ballet. Great photos. We wanted to do something special, so I made this text around the pictures. I copied ballet words from a website and used The Print Shop to put them around like a frame. It is going to be great! watch for the finished product!

Julie was so proud of her handsome son's Prom pictures. She made this great page and is going to complete the two page spread next time. I love the BLING!! Lots of glitter, even tho you can't see it.

Ginger finished this layout of Conner's days at All Saints. She didn't have many photos so we made big titles. We need something else on that right page, tho.

Julie's Award Winning Rodeo Page

Julie did a great job on this page. She caught the cowboys praying before they rode, thus the journaling" Mama's if you let your babies grow up to be cowboys Teach them to Pray."

We attached some ribbon that looked rustic and added lots of embellishents. Title was cut with Storybook cartridge. ***I just looked at this and realized we put an apostrophe where we did not need one. I wll reprint it. Duh!