1. One very troublesome little bunny (who apparently wants to keep mommy on her toes)
2. Beautiful Indian Summer weather
3. Lots and lots of Jewish holidays
4. Alternately cooking/packing/making plans for said holidays
5. Partying it up. Heh, just kidding:)
But either way, I'm here to *finally* share my Scarlet Lime September kits!
The main kit was super fun (lots of great Amy Tan goodies!) and is available right here.
This first layout was created the night before I found out what bunny is. (Yes, I know, but no, we're not telling:) We just like to keep everyone else in suspense! If you're really dying to know, you can either (1) try to sweet talk my mom or mother-in-law into sharing the news, or (2) hang out with me a LOT. I've already slipped once, so you never know!)
I was very proud of myself for the sort-of gender neutral color choices on this. And how perfect are the "bathroom people" stickers?
In just a few hours we will know if you're a boy or girl. I have a strong feeling you're a girl but can't wait to find out! I never dreamed that by Rosh Hashana this year I'd be 20 weeks pregnant with you. Bunny, I love you so. Ultrasound pic--12 weeks.
My next layout was created the day afterwards, when we were concerned about an ultrasound finding of Bunny's. I wanted to keep the journaling on this more private, so I created a pocket behind the photo and slid the graph paper strip underneath.
When I was thinking about this layout, I came across this quote and thought it fit my emotions perfectly, so I added it to the design.
That week was so full of ups and downs and varied emotions--I'm so glad I have it down on paper. It's one of the best parts of scrapbooking, I think.
What's the last major event (either a typical event or under the surface) that YOU delved into with scrapbooking?
Nothing new here; I hope that all is well with your pregnancy. God is with you, guiding and leading :) We had a scare from something we saw on Harper's sonogram when we found out her gender. She had a 'bright' spot on her heart; we just prayed, didn't worry too much about it (well my hubs did, but I didn't care). Everything turned out the way it should when she was born, and we were so elated! I did finally post pictures of my scrap room on my blog. You'll have to check them out! Enjoy your week and many holidays :)
ReplyDeletereally cute LO's~I guessed I missed you were Pg ~ a big congrats and well wishes to both of you:):)
ReplyDeleteMe too..totally missed it...CONGRATULATIONS~! Better get those pages done!! LOL! Love the ones you showed here :)
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! I love the little felt people! Both layouts are great!
ReplyDeleteI have to say I haven't scrapped a major event like this. But I had to post and tell you that I know what it's like to have an ultrasound that's not 100% happy. During my second pregnancy, they found a large blood clot next to the baby. The doctor had to tell me everything that COULD happen...not a happy conversation. I will tell you, though, that my daughter is now 18 and the most beautiful, intelligent, wondefful girl I could have dreamed of. Sending prayers that you will have a similar outcome!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, you and Bunny are in my thoughts and prayers! I truly hope everything turns out for the best.
ReplyDeleteThe last thing I scrapbooked that could possibly compare to this was when my grandfather died. I had a lot of bad things happen over the course of the week preceding it -- a new job that wasn't working out like I'd hoped, a bad breakup with a long-term boyfriend, finals week after a semester of being too stressed out to do my best work, etc. I don't think I've ever shared that layout, though that was about five years ago.
Lovely layouts Keshet! Love all the mix of patterns!
ReplyDeleteIt's all simply amazing! I think maybe I should dig out my ultrasound photos and do a layout. They are from 19 years ago but who's counting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful LOs, looks like a great kit. Congrats on the wonderful news :) I haven't had much time for scrapbooking or bloogging recently but the next major life event I plan to scrapbook is my moving into my own flat.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layouts, Keshet! I love the way you sewed across the paper ribbon!
ReplyDeleteHey Keshet - been thinking about you and hoping all is a.o.k. Hope you had good holidays too!
ReplyDeleteWe'll have to do that meet up at the Scrappers Cove soon - while you are still feeling up to it!
Love how your pages and how you folded & stitched that red paper. Last big thing I scapbooked...hmmm...I'll have to get back to you on that :)
Keshet, I AM dying to know what you're having! But, I completely understand the not telling. We will all just be excited when she/he is born. ;)
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to share this poem with you, just because when I read it it made me think about you!
http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/15677
Sweet layouts!
Good job on the gender-neutral color schemes! Looking forward to finding out if you are going to be using lots of pink in the near future or not!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see you scrapping sonogram pics:) LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteLovely layouts as usual! :)
ReplyDeletePraying for you and Bunny.
We've had a couple of uncertain sonograms in our pregnancies-the waiting is so hard-just lean on God, He will get you through this!
Keshet, I was reading the new Scrapbooks etc, issue and I came across a LO that I thought I had seen before..then I realized "That's Keshets!" Way to go!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing that last holiday season you were scrapping about infertility and this year all about a new baby? I'm sure the coolness factor is not lost on you.
You and Bunny are in my prayers.
I think it's great you are keeping it a secret. We kept the name secret & I know a lot of people just couldn't understand it. I think it would be great to do it your way, everyone would be in suspense! I love your layouts too! Love the Amy Tan items!
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