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this is a funny layout. I was digging through boxes trying to find a photo to match these fun Basic Grey papers and I came across this family photo from last Christmas. I had insisted we pose for a photo with Santa. Sadly it did not turn out anything as I'd hoped. Before I could hide it away back in the box dh came up with the funny idea of tips to remember for the next time we visit Santa at the mall. LOL and so it reads:
Things to remember when visiting Santa!
1. Make sure they have a wide camera lens and have everyone squeeze in close.
2. Time it right to avoid squinting and harsh midday shadows.
3. Make sure that "red" sweater you're wearing is actually RED! (and yes, that's me in the "heathered red" sweater)
Basic Grey Gypsy papers, undressed chipboard hardware, rub on alphas
Color Box Charcoal chalk ink
Li'l Davis Designs Black Metallic Shades
DCWAV Curly-Q rub on stitching
Making Memories magnetic date stamp
Things to remember when visiting Santa!
1. Make sure they have a wide camera lens and have everyone squeeze in close.
2. Time it right to avoid squinting and harsh midday shadows.
3. Make sure that "red" sweater you're wearing is actually RED! (and yes, that's me in the "heathered red" sweater)
Basic Grey Gypsy papers, undressed chipboard hardware, rub on alphas
Color Box Charcoal chalk ink
Li'l Davis Designs Black Metallic Shades
DCWAV Curly-Q rub on stitching
Making Memories magnetic date stamp
Products Used
This project uses products from Lil Davis Designs, Making Memories, Die Cuts With A View, Basic Grey









I just love how you used the photo tabs as your number bullets!!!