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BELOVED

I hope everyone enjoys a day filled with lots of hugs and kisses on this day of love, Valentine's Day!  I have enjoyed a love-filled weekend as DGS Isaac has spent the past few days with us.  He is just the sweetest little thing!  He loves for Granny to cuddle up with him on the couch and watch movies.  This weekend we went back to some old favorites of his:  Thomas The Train and Nemo.  We baked peanut butter cookies (oh how I wish I could talk hubby into getting us a camera for moments like that) and then Pap took us to Walmart and let him buy Valentines for his Mommy and Daddy, and of course, a special treat for him and his Sissy.  He chose a Valentine Teddy bear for his Mommy and Sissy, and a box of chocolate for his Daddy.  On the way home, he said I am going to name my bear Mr. Fluffer!  I said but you did not get a bear, you bought a toy instead, and he matter-of-factly informed me that Mommy would share her bear with him!  He knows how to work it to get it all, doesn't he, lol!

Speaking of working it, Rina has worked it once again!  I knew her first kit of 2010 would be well worth the wait and she has not disappointed with the release of her BELOVED.

Whether you are celebrating a wedding, anniversary, engagement or Valentine's Day, Rina's beautiful "Beloved" collection will provide plenty of inspiration for cherishing those romantic moments with the love in your life. Composed of softly faded shades of ivory, sage green and mauve (with just a dash of scarlet red for passion) and accompanied by shimmer and glitter, sparkling gems, delicate lace and florals, it can also be used for every day that you celebrate love throughout the year.

 
  
Included in this download you will receive 12 shimmering background papers (12x12 inches) in blended shades of gold and silver enhanced by subtle glitter overlays. All of the elements come in BOTH pre-shadowed and un-shadowed versions!
With over 500 photos from my niece's wedding and reception, Rina's Beloved has inspired me to get her a wedding album fixed!  Here are some pages I made this week:


 I was browsing through the talented "rainydays" gallery at My Scrapbook Art and it is oh-so inspiring!
This is a scraplift of That Face by rainydays.
For a full list of credits for the above layout CLICK HERE

For my submission to the SBG-Noteworthy Challenge #3 using lyrics from the  Eurythmics, I made this


And then with  Romantic Word Art I found from Garden Girl Designs I made these two pages:

 
  
As always, a full list of credits for my layouts can be seen in my DST GALLERY 

HAPPY SCRAPPIN!

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