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Everyone Needs
Friends
Sue Wood
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Everybody loves to have someone to call friend, from the tiniest tot who loves to play, to the oldest granny who spends time relating a treasury of words.
Also, there is silent companionship when a friend is much needed.
We share secrets, console heartache, rejoice, and have fun times with friends. Some are lifelong buddies, others people who slip into our lives and quietly fade into the background until we are
reacquainted and share the events that brought us together at first.
When we spend time scrapbooking we are reminding ourselves of times spent not only with family but also with friends. Times we really don’t want to forget because in a moment of loneliness we can find a friend in our scrapbook pages.
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Journaling:
Riding in the golf carts in Put-in-Bay; Exploring the butterfly house and beach; Mining for jewels and riding the wooden carousel; One Beautiful Day Too Wonderful to Forgetl; Three Best Friends. August 2006
Design notes:
The flowers that appear to be layered on the orange strip of paper are actually a part of the patterned
paper. I just cut around them.
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The best of
Friends by
Melissa Singh.
Supplies:
Paper, Title,
Flowers: My Mind's Eye, Ink: Colorbox, Pen: Zig.
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Design
Note: My 2 sons, the greatest of
friends, yet sometimes the biggest enemies.
Still friendship through play and common
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Brothers. . . Friends
by Sue Wood.
Supplies:
Kit sunflower border and tag by Subeth Designs, Other digital kit: Pin Sandra Jackson Autumn Splendor Kit.
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Editor's
note: Look at the fun angles on
those pictures! They totally add to
the spirit of the fun friendship the girls
share.
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Park Play by
Dawn Ivey.
Supplies:
Cardstock: Bazzill, Paper, Stickers: Love Elsie, Journal Card: Creative Imaginations, Flowers: American Crafts, Maya Road, Letters: American Crafts, Frills: Doodlebug, Buttons: Me & My Big Ideas, Other: Bling.
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Uncle Dooey by Brianne Mclean. Supplies:
Paper: BasicGrey, Stickers:
Making Memories, Buttons: Sweetwater.
Journaling: I was worried at first you wouldn’t remember your Uncle Stu from his last visit you were only three months old then, It took you a few days but soon you couldn’t get enough of your Uncle Dooey’:
Editor's note:
A great way to crop a photo is to enlarge it and use the faces as the real focal point almost as if peering through a window. With this so prominent it almost embellishes itself and (as doesn’t happen enough in scrapbooking) the photo is the main focus of the page.
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