Just got back from the vet--I wanted to have our 12 year old dog checked out because I did not know if his hearing was ok--he does not bark when the garage opens anymore and he seems so surprised when we come up to pet him if he is sleeping. The veterinarian said that there is no blockage in the ears--good news, but he is probably experiencing hearing loss due to old age--bad news. Also, his eyes are becoming a bit cloudy so his vision is decreasing now too. On top of all that, he has arthritis in his legs. The signs of age--poor thing! So there is nothing we can do about the hearing loss but he suggested that we start with hand signals to prepare our dog in case his hearing loss becomes worse.
So now we have a household of 2 kids, a husband, and a dog with selective hearing! I, of course, hear too much!
After a morning at the vet, I thought I would post some more layouts for you to enjoy using my latest release, "Magical Fairies" which is available at all my stores -- and is on sale too by the way for September. These particular layouts show the versatility of this kit. Even though the kit is called "Magical Fairies," here are some ways to use the kit a bit more generically....
The first is such an adorable layout by Chris and she used the kit to show off her Easter photos of all things. Now isn't that such a cute baby face covered by that beautiful umbrella/parasol?
In this second layout, Chris shows a quilting style technique. She created little blocks with the paper and then added the ribbon and papers along with the scatter to create a one of a kind border which flows throughout the layout. I just loved those PJ's and the photo of that friendship!
So now we have a household of 2 kids, a husband, and a dog with selective hearing! I, of course, hear too much!
After a morning at the vet, I thought I would post some more layouts for you to enjoy using my latest release, "Magical Fairies" which is available at all my stores -- and is on sale too by the way for September. These particular layouts show the versatility of this kit. Even though the kit is called "Magical Fairies," here are some ways to use the kit a bit more generically....
The first is such an adorable layout by Chris and she used the kit to show off her Easter photos of all things. Now isn't that such a cute baby face covered by that beautiful umbrella/parasol?
CT Credits: Magical Fairies by Pizazz Pixels - Layout by Chris
I just loved how she used the elements of this kit to create her own types of elements. For instance, she added the fairies in the kit to some paper strips to create that adorable border around the page! She also used the container, the label, the glitter, and added word art to make that fun little Fairy dust container.
I especially liked how there were those 2 beautiful blue frames in the layout to make those photos really stand out! So precious! (Hope they found lots of eggs and who knows, maybe they even spotted a fairy???)
CT Credits: Magical Fairies by Pizazz Pixels - Layout by Chris
In this second layout, Chris shows a quilting style technique. She created little blocks with the paper and then added the ribbon and papers along with the scatter to create a one of a kind border which flows throughout the layout. I just loved those PJ's and the photo of that friendship!
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