Celebrating Summer

Hi everyone,

Summer is here and it has been an interesting time with the weather! But we were fortunate enough to go away and have some fun in the summer sun! I really enjoyed doing the pages as it was like reliving the holiday all over again. Two holidays for the price of one!

If you have arrived here from Wendy Watson's blog page, then you are on the correct blog hop.

In our new Seasonal Expressions 1 (2016) ideas book, we have a new Workshop Your Way. There are three different paper collections included. These are Regatta, Charlotte and Penelope.

I have chosen the Regatta collection to showcase some of my Summer photos.


The instructions are easy to follow. I really love the subtle wave pattern on the blue paper.

Next, I added photos and then the clusters of embellishments.


Here's a closer look at each page.



In this collection, you can also make another two double page spreads, two Picture My Life pages, and some cards.

And now it is time to move on to Alison Dunn's blog page to see what exciting Celebrating Summer ideas she has done.

Happy Scrapping, Cindy.

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