Memory Keeping Let's Get Hopping #10


Welcome to another Let's Get Hopping Blog Hop, whether you have hopped from the talented Jennifer Frost, or you are starting your journey here, welcome.

Memory Keeping has be around forever, I started like most people when I started having kids, so they would have something special to look back on as they got older. My style has changed (which is great because my pages were very detailed, usually with paper piecing, and one double page could take me two weeks to complete). So lets just say my children's album's are not up to date. See picture below, of my earlier style.



When Project Life (Pocket Scrapbooking) came out, I loved the simplicity, and thought the task of finishing the kids album's were so daunting even with the quicker version. So I have done a little here and there over the years, but would love to be more productive in the future.



In Dec 2016 our family went on holiday's to the US for three weeks, I have printed all the photo's and some pages started, this blog hop has made me get moving on it all again.



These cute little building's have been white embossed onto basic black card, this stamp set has just retired, but I bought it with my US scrapbook in mind, and I think it turned out fantastic.




The title was made to look like the US flag, I know the N and E should have been blue background with white stars, and I did originally have the letters cut out in Blueberry Bushel and white embossed stars, but it made it look quite messy, so I changed to look a little more neater.

I have taken inspiration from the talented Jennifer Frost and her Artisan Design Team Blog Hop in May. I loved her papers behind the photo, so Thank you Jenn for your inspiration.

I hope you have been inspired to start or get back to scrapbooking, the talented Diana Tillery is next on the blog hop. Please feel free to leave a comment, and I hope to see you again soon.

Tracy x















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    1. Thank you Nina, it looked better in my head, but that's OK.

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  2. I love this page Tracy. Those little buildings are perfect!

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    1. Thanks Tanya, I had this idea as soon as this set came out in the last catalogue, and love how it turned out. Thanks for getting me started on my album, I have been putting it off for too long.

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  3. All pages just amazing well done love them.

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  4. How fun to see your earlier pages and compare them to recent ones! Your "New York" layout/techniques... very clever! TFS!

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    1. Thank you Diana,my 19 year old daughter wasn't so happy with putting the layout on my blog, haha.

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  5. Loving the skyline embossed on black! such a fun layout and perfect to preserve the memories of your trip

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    1. Eimear, thank you, now just to get in and do the whole trip....

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  6. I love these and the paper coming out from the picture I know I will be using that tip on my next pages.

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    1. Thanks Jennifer, I loved it when I saw it on Jenn Frosts Artisan blog, and knew I had to use it too.

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