Graduation Layout

My sister gave me these graduation photos of my nephew who also happens to be my godchild.  He's such a great kid with such a big heart.  I wanted to create a really special layout of his pictures.

I had two sketches sitting on my desk that were so similar so I put them into one layout.   Both are such versatile sketches, so I was happy to have just the photos to use.

Sassy Lil Sketches April 7th Sketch

Sketchy Thursday April 21st Sketch

Item used: Bo Bunny Learning Curve paper and stickers; Really Reasonable Ribbon twine; CMTH button 

Twin Brothers

I don't know if I have told you that my husband is an identical twin.  He and his brother go through stages where it is very difficult for some people to tell them apart.  This picture of them is so cute, and I think you'll see what I mean!  I used the sketch from Sketchy Thursdays for this layout.

Jerry's mom made those matching outfits for them.  If you click on the layout and look at it more closely, you'll see the gold buttons and chains.  Cute!  I bet they were adorable running around that Christmas!!  

Items used:  Bo Bunny Timepiece; Bo Bunny ribbon; 7Gyspies and Imaginisce rub-ons; Tattered Angels chipboard; CTMH desert sand ink; Fiskars threading water punch

I have another picture of the two of them that I wanted to scrap today using the sketch from GYSO.

In talking to Jerry's mom, we think this might be 1968.  They look pretty little and their feet don't quite reach the peddles.  Here in this picture I don't think they look quite as identical.  In the near future, I'll need to put a recent picture up so that you can see the similarity today.

Items used:  My Mind's Eye Lost & Found Union Square paper and stickers; Really Reasonable Ribbon baker's twine

Sketchy Thursdays

This is my second post for the day, so be sure to scroll on down for more layouts!

I saw this sketch on Sketchy Thursdays, and I loved the simplicity of it.

I used some new papers from Fancy Pants (Like Father, Like Son) to complete this layout along with some CTMH rub-ons.  The letters and word were cut with my Slice Big Kids card.  This is definitely a "boy" layout!

Now on to some card-making!