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ROSEY POSEY STUDIO

Have you heard the news? Another Muse has entered the world of designing! Lorilei Murphy has opened her own store, Rosey Posey Studio and you will just love her style, I promise! I was lucky enough to get to play with two of her kits today.

My niece sent me some photos to scrap for her, and it got to be thinking... Sometimes I don't really know what to do with the photos people send me to scrap but they must be special to them for "Every photo has a Story" so I hope these pages I scrap bring joy to her.
Sugar is a sweet kit full of handmade flowers and elements. Great for baby albums or the fun loving toddler! Sugar comes with 4 Element/Frame Clusters and two Word Art Clusters.
Sugar has 51 elements and 11 papers. This kit is Scrap 4 Hire Friendly as well!
The Sugar Song Lyrics by The Archies came to mind when I saw this kit, and perfect for this photo of my Granddaughter who needs Granny to sing to her and put a smile on that pretty little face!
Sweet as Sugar is a Scraplift of Your Doll, a page I found in my inspiration folder but I failed to note who made the cute layout or where it was posted at. I hate it when I do that for I would love to give credit to the artist...its like I am stealing from her talent, so whomever the artist is, I thank her for the inspiration which was just perfect for these photos of my youngest Grandchild, Miss Haylee.
These are just two of the pretties you will find at the Rosey Posey Studio so I hope you go check it out soon! Happy Scrapping!

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