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Berry Sweet
by blbabe1234Aug 17, 2023
*MMC #1*
Yes, those photos are of little Brandy. I was 4 years old ;)
Journaling: When I was a little girl, I loved Strawberry Shortcake. I watched the cartoon, had some shirts, the figurines and even a sleeping bag. But what I loved most was the Strawberry Shortcake Tricycle. Grannie & Papa got it for me Christmas 1984. I was 4 years old at the time. As the photos can tell, that tricycle put a very big smile on that little girl's face.
pink pattern paper, lined paper, green paper (die cut sprigs), washi tapes, alphas, "remember this" sticker: Bo Bunny
background paper, chipboard: P13
ink (to color the chipboard), die cut sprigs: Tim Holtz
flowers: The Paper Studio
Yes, those photos are of little Brandy. I was 4 years old ;)
Journaling: When I was a little girl, I loved Strawberry Shortcake. I watched the cartoon, had some shirts, the figurines and even a sleeping bag. But what I loved most was the Strawberry Shortcake Tricycle. Grannie & Papa got it for me Christmas 1984. I was 4 years old at the time. As the photos can tell, that tricycle put a very big smile on that little girl's face.
pink pattern paper, lined paper, green paper (die cut sprigs), washi tapes, alphas, "remember this" sticker: Bo Bunny
background paper, chipboard: P13
ink (to color the chipboard), die cut sprigs: Tim Holtz
flowers: The Paper Studio







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