I’m back using one of my favourite grid designs to give a home to our great-nephews’ school photos. In a spot of continuity, I also used it for Cachirulo’s Reception class photos in January.
I tweaked a design seen on Scrapbooking Quebec for the second layout featuring our wee boys – I absolutely love, love, love these photos! 🙂
The final layout in this post is one for The Boy Child’s early albums – his love of reading shone though at an early age. 🙂
What have you been creating?
This West London Life 
I really like those fun fun fun photos of the boys cooking. Their Mama knows how to entertain during lockdown, although I cannot imagine the mess during & afterwards. All three layouts are excellent. You & Dorothy have the cluster finesse mastered!
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I had the same thought about the mess. 🙂 Thank you for the compliment re Dorothy. 🙂
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I know how much mess Leo makes when he cooks with me so I can’t begin to imagine what that is like with three of them all fighting for space in the same bowl!
What lovely layouts. Looks like TBC started his love for books at an early age 🙂
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Haha, I’m glad it was in their kitchen and not mine … 🙂
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Hello, Ruth, I am a (virtual/blogger) friend of Debs from Deb’s World. She had mentioned your wonderful scrapbooking and so I stopped by to see for myself. These pages are proof that you are a very talented scrapbooker. And look at the adorable subjects in your photos. No wonder you enjoy scrapping so much!
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Hi there! *waving*, thanks so much for stopping by and your kind words. 🙂
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Such wonderful pages, Ruth! As a fellow grid-lover, I really like and appreciate your skill here in enabling the grid to take a strong back-seat and allow your other elements to give a sense of fun and movement. And such wonderful photos!
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The photos were such a gift for a scrapbooker! 🙂
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