I haz a happy - and a two pager

Are you good at keeping secrets? I am, but it's hard, so I'm happy I can shout from the roof tops just a few days after receiveing a happy mail from Kristine Davidson:

I'm now a proud DT member of the lovely sketch blog Creative Scrappers - I'm telling you for a sketch junkie like me, this is scrapper's heaven *lol*

So congrats to me and all the other DT members:

Janna Werner - Germany

Brenna Smith - Canada

Fiona Kenward - Australia

Ana Castro - Brazil

Hilde Aaslund - Norway

Ulrika Blomfelt - Sweden

Kerryn Lawson - Australia

Myriam Mantion-Ginel - France

Daniela de Sá - Brazil

Solange Marques - Brazil

Marielle LeBlanc - Canada

Marie-Anne Kimpton - France

Katarzyna Grzegorzewska - Poland

Mariska Walter - Netherlands

Natasha Naranjo Aguirre - USA

Amelia Khalik - Malaysia

Felicitas Klink - Germany

Marianne Sjoberg - Norway

Marina Yazawa (Kanga) - Japan

Marie Johansson - Sweden

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Do you, like me, have school photos lying around? Do you, like me, find them hard to scrap? I don’t know if it is the size they come in, they are often so big, the colors, the theme…


Here, we all get a copy of a group photo, too, when the kids are 1th graders. I must admit I was very disappointed when we got a collection of portrait photos instead, when my oldest son was six. It has hung in his room until now, but when we did a renovation there two weeks ago, I decided to scrap it – the kid is now a 7th grader and find this photo not very decorative any more *lol*


Over at MyScrapbooknook I have a class where I share with you how you can make a portrait collection like this a little more interesting by transforming it to images perfect for a two pager.

What do you do with school photos? Frame them? Hide them? Scrap them? Tell me, I'm curious!