Spongebob Boy Layout

Hello!

My post today is a layout for my grandson's scrapbook.  The papers are from Below Blink.

Captured Memories - Scrapbook Layout

Hello, Everyone!

Today I created a scrapbook layout with a Spongebob Squarepants theme.  The background paper is from Spongebob and Patrick (Below Blink).  The characters are from free online clipart.

Just Goofing Around

Today's layout is inspired by the Sketch Challenge at Sketch-N-Scrap #122.  Be sure to visit their blog for more inspiration using this sketch.

As you can see, I turned the sketch sideways to accommodate portrait photos.  Unfortunately, I'm not able to share photos of my grandchildren - you will just have to take my word for it that he is just the cutest ever!  LOL!

Just Hard at Work

Isn't scrappin' grandchildren the most fun?  I love it!  Truly glorious!  I'm especially having a blast scrappin' my youngest grandson because the digi paper selection I picked is so bright and cheerful . . . it's a blast!

I wish I could share photos for my layouts - this layout shows my grandson hard at work.  He has claimed their kitchen pantry to be his office - complete with a Leapfrog tablet.  He has learned quickly to leave his work in the office - he never takes the tablet out to play with elsewhere.  And he only uses his office to "work" on his tablet.  Just too precious!  But then, we all know how biased I am.  At any rate, the layout shows him hard at work in his "office."

Make a Fun Layout with Spongebob

Today I have a simple layout for Spongebob lovers.  While this layout only shows two photo mats, it will actually hold six photos using the Fuse Tool.  

While visiting my two-year-old grandson, I learned why I don't frequently get good pictures from his mother - THE KID DOES NOT SIT STILL!  So I have hundreds of photos of the back and top of his head.  So these six photos are a taste of the many activities he participated in such as eating cookies, organizing his straws, watching cartoons, playing in his "treehouse," and my favorite - hiding in his Thomas the Train tent...pretty much all focusing on the back or top of his head.