By The Beautiful Sea

Well, its official! Summer is here! Its the time of the year when everyone starts thinking of fun in the water. Whether you have beach photos or pictures of the kids in the pool, the stores are brimming with beautiful kits to scrap your summer memories "by the beautiful sea". I have even scrapped a few such pages this week to share with you. (For a full list of credits, just click on the Image to be taken to the gallery)

I used Kimmi's Shenanigans on Shoreline for a couple of pages for the mother of my DIL.

The Seven Up Stamp Clusters by Cathy Krenek were perfect for my DGS's Isaac's first swim photos.

I used the beautiful word art from Rina's Scripture Challenge along with her new release, Sea Spirit page set for this page with my DS#2 and his wife.

Dani Moy, has a new fun kit, Put The Lime in The Coconut and it is currently on sale as well!

I love that lime color and I used it for a Key West Vacation page for my brother's album!

Happy Scrappin!

Comments

Anonymous said…

Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Scrapbook Freebies Search List, under the Quick Page(s) post on May. 28, 2009. Thanks again.

May 28, 2009 at 11:47 AM

Lainey said…

Thanks for the lovely qp!!! Here's my blog address: http://crainbos.blogspot.com/
Lainey

May 28, 2009 at 4:42 PM

Katina K said…

I loved your layout when I saw it in the ESS Gallery. Thank you so much for making it into a QP! Absolutely adore it!!

May 30, 2009 at 12:40 AM

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