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This layout isn't really about churros (although my son does love them!). It's about the first time my son went up and ordered his own food in a fast food restaurant. I even saved the receipt for him (it's in the pocket). :-)
Materials:
Blue & white cardstock: Bazzill
Patterned papers: Imagination Project--Blue Cardigan Designs, "Ever After" line
Coaster board letters: Imagination Project--Gin-X Molly Raw White Coasters
White letter stickers: Scenic Route Paper Co.
Library pocket: Boxer Scrapbook Productions
Metal photo corners (painted white): Making Memories
"Royal Highness" charm: Flair Designs
Chalk: Colorbox
White acrylic paint
Blue sheer ribbon
Journaling reads:
You love churros. Your kids' meal at Rubio's comes with a small churro, but on this particular day in January 2006 you were left hungry after eating your usual meal. Grandma offered to give you the money you needed to go up and buy yourself another churro. The idea of going up to the counter and ordering alone is usually kind of scary for you, but you're getting older and braver all the time. On this day, you took the dough from Grandma, headed up to the counter and ordered a churro all by yourself! Way to go, Dude! I (of course) had to save the receipt for you. It's little things like this that sometimes make me the proudest.
Thanks for looking!
Materials:
Blue & white cardstock: Bazzill
Patterned papers: Imagination Project--Blue Cardigan Designs, "Ever After" line
Coaster board letters: Imagination Project--Gin-X Molly Raw White Coasters
White letter stickers: Scenic Route Paper Co.
Library pocket: Boxer Scrapbook Productions
Metal photo corners (painted white): Making Memories
"Royal Highness" charm: Flair Designs
Chalk: Colorbox
White acrylic paint
Blue sheer ribbon
Journaling reads:
You love churros. Your kids' meal at Rubio's comes with a small churro, but on this particular day in January 2006 you were left hungry after eating your usual meal. Grandma offered to give you the money you needed to go up and buy yourself another churro. The idea of going up to the counter and ordering alone is usually kind of scary for you, but you're getting older and braver all the time. On this day, you took the dough from Grandma, headed up to the counter and ordered a churro all by yourself! Way to go, Dude! I (of course) had to save the receipt for you. It's little things like this that sometimes make me the proudest.
Thanks for looking!
Products Used
This project uses products from Imagination Project, Scenic Route Paper Co., Flair Designs





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