May Scrapbook page

My new goal for the rest of this year is to come up with a new scrapbook page per month. I have an abundance of scrapbook paper, photographs and craft supplies. It's time to put those things together and show them off.

Fathers Day is approaching soon, I decided to look for a photograph of a father figure /dad in our family. I reached up high into my craftroom / office closet and pulled out a big box of photographs. I couldn't remember what pictures I put in the box and thought maybe I could find something. It turned out to be a box of pictures from my deceased father in-law. I found a beautiful picture of him by the Sea and knew that would be the perfect picture for my new scrapbook page.

I then I looked for inspiration on Pinterest and the Stampin' Up catalog. I absolutely love Pinterest and Stampin' Up! The creative samples are endless. I could spend hours just pinning pictures to boards. I think that is why I have up to 50 boards, 15,000 pins and 725 followers!

(Read all the way to the bottom to see instructions for drawing!)

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Another variation:

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If you have questions click "here".

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