SSInk: December Daily

It's really fun to compare how everyone's December Daily's are looking over at SSInk. I like to take a fairly simple approach just to make sure I complete the book and don't get overwhelmed. That's why I like using the Stampin' Up Project Life supplies. I bought the Hello December inserts and the Hello December Accessory pack just to simplify getting the supplies together this year. I love the red and gold foil alphabet stickers included and the cute wood chips and sequins. I'm really excited to keep putting this book together.

Above is my cover page that you see right as you open the book. I like having a family picture shown so you can see the change in everyone's growth each year.

I came across an idea to approach the December Daily through an alphabet rather than numbered by day over at RetroHipMama. Since this is my third year doing a December Daily I thought it would be fun to mix it up and go with a word or words that go with each letter of the alphabet this go round. I look forward to sharing more of the pages as I work on it. I will be printing more pictures soon and have my next few pages ready to post. Ta Ta for now.

Wedding Pages

These pages use pictures from my brother's wedding that was almost three years ago. I just love these pictures. The photographer was so good. This wedding was in the dead of winter Dec 28th in Nauvoo Illinois and it was very cold. My sister Hillery just got engaged this week and I've been helping her come up with a wedding invitation. I will post it when we get the final product done.

Card stock: K&Co Lotus paper pack and also some of the die-cut elements from the Lotus collection. The scallop layer was a card from MME an so are the journaling card and the printed card.
Sticker letter: ChatterBox.

Little Butterfly Scrapbook Page

A double page LO using some Scenic Route Paper I bought a while ago. The pictures are from Halloween. We went to the park for a photo shoot with the kids in their costumes. One of my favorites is the one where Poppy is barely in the picture. I wanted to leave all of the white space to illustrate what a moving target she is. The butterfly accents are from the Amy Butler line from K&Co that I splurged on a month ago. Sorry to all the Cricut people out there but I don't know the names from the cartridges I used at my friends house.