
They’re members of our families who are in our lives for years. They love us and cheer us up when we’re down. They snuggle with us, and make us laugh. They adopt us just like we adopt them. They’re our beloved pets. And today, my scrapbook layout is dedicated to them!

Today is our day to start a new Color Challenge over at the MFP Speedy TV Ning site. This week, the challenge is to use bright colors. Piece of cake for me!!! I use bright colors all the time! We would love to see you link your brightly colored projects
up with us this week. The linky will
stay open until next Wednesday at 6 PM PST.

inspiration. I found an adorable cut
file from Paper Piecings by Nikki that was a layout designed especially for
dogs. Since we have a family of pups,
and tons of pictures, I chose this file for my pages. One of the dogs in the layout (the brown one)
passed on last year but he was a member of the family for so long, I still
wanted to include him on the page. So,
yes, we had three gigantic dogs at one time.
You should have seen our dog food bill!
Each one of the two dogs we still have left, belong to our kids, but somehow
when they moved out the dogs stayed!

part of the PPBN cut file.

releases this month from Mark’s Finest Papers.
The word “love” is from the Swans stamp set. I just stamped the word three times to make a nice square
shaped embellished area. The phrase “hi
there” is from the mini set that you will get free this month when you purchase
the four other new release sets. I used
Memento ink in tuxedo black to stamp the sentiment directly onto my
photograph. As long as you have a very
steady hand and give it plenty of time to dry, this usually works pretty well.

Happy Scrapping!
~Amy E
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