T-ball Pages

I've been using some of my down time for getting caught up with my scrapbooking before the back to school rush that starts next week. This past spring was my son's first year of T-ball and I still hadn't put together his pages yet... so I finally got those done! All I have left is this past school year for both kids and I'll be caught up :)



Digital Layouts

 

 

 

I was playing around with my digital scrapbooking program I bought about a year ago from a friend who sells Creative Memories. I haven't played with it for awhile so I thought I would play around with it with some of the pictures from my daughters tournaments. I then got the idea to make shadow boxes from the tournaments her team had won. That way I can stick her medals in them and she'll have a reminder of each tournament her team won :)

 

 

Island Cup Champs!

 

Another busy weekend for the Sandbecks! This weekend Kaleia played in another tournament in Bainbridge Island, The Island Cup. They had a challenging weekend playing in a higher bracket. Our girls are a U9/10 team and we played in the U11 silver bracket. The girls played strong all weekend and came out champions once again :) A great victory for the girls!



Ponytail Ribbon Barrettes

 

Just got done making my daughters team matching ponytail ribbon barrettes. I thought it would be cute if I removed the Gatorade labels and stuck soccer ball printed duck tape around it instead... but I had no luck finding any :(



Halloween Countdown Blocks

These Halloween countdown blocks are make with the CTMH's my creations blocks and the Moonlight workshop on the go kit. Everything for this project can be purchased HERE.



Simple Birthday Card

I made this simple and easy birthday card using the pemberly papers, brown paper bag cardstock, ctmh's a tree stamp set, and for the swirly vines I used the stamp set that came in the you and me on the go workshop kit.

Mummy Buckets

Last year I bought some tin buckets from Target that they had on clearance for $.50. They've been sitting for awhile so I thought I should probably do something with them. I put together these cute Halloween mummy buckets for a swap. This project was so fast and easy and they turned out so cute! I used mod podge and painted it around the bucket. I then took rolled up gauze and wrapped it around the bucket leaving an opening for the eyes. The buckets I got had a little spot where there was chalkboard paint, so I just used that part for where I would put the eyes. I used large googly eyes and hot glued them to the bucket. I then used spiders that were rings but I just cut the loop off and glued it to the bucket. I then attached some ribbon to the handle and filled it with some goodies :)