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For Brandy's July Baby/Kid Challenge - to scrap anything relating to a child and food. This is my Aiden, cracking eggs to help me make breakfast.
Journaling:
One Sunday, on a weekend that the kids slept over, I was making eggs for everyone. Aiden wanted to crack the eggs, which he has done when we bake cookies, but I had a lot of eggs to crack, and me being fussy I told him to let me do it. He asked again to please let him do it and that daddy lets him crack the eggs when they cook together. I know that Eric teaches him when he cooks, so I gave in and told him he could crack one egg. When I saw how good he was at it, I realized how much he has grown up and how much he has learned from his dad. So at that point I told him to absolutely crack the rest of the eggs. And I let him whisk them too.
Papers and elements from these kits: Morning (Sweet Shoppe Design Team), Sunny Side Up (Bella Gypsy), Look How Much You've Grown (Amanda Yi, Studio Basic, & Two Tiny Turtles collab), You're Awesome and You Know It (Jumpstart), Future Heart Throb (Meghan Mullens), And Bake (Clever Monkey Graphics), What Could Go Wrong (Kimeric), and Documenting Everyday 2016 Journal Cards (Dunia)
Alpha:
Strawberry Delight kit alpha (River Rose) - title
Font:
LD Remington Type Bold - journaling and date in tag
Journaling:
One Sunday, on a weekend that the kids slept over, I was making eggs for everyone. Aiden wanted to crack the eggs, which he has done when we bake cookies, but I had a lot of eggs to crack, and me being fussy I told him to let me do it. He asked again to please let him do it and that daddy lets him crack the eggs when they cook together. I know that Eric teaches him when he cooks, so I gave in and told him he could crack one egg. When I saw how good he was at it, I realized how much he has grown up and how much he has learned from his dad. So at that point I told him to absolutely crack the rest of the eggs. And I let him whisk them too.
Papers and elements from these kits: Morning (Sweet Shoppe Design Team), Sunny Side Up (Bella Gypsy), Look How Much You've Grown (Amanda Yi, Studio Basic, & Two Tiny Turtles collab), You're Awesome and You Know It (Jumpstart), Future Heart Throb (Meghan Mullens), And Bake (Clever Monkey Graphics), What Could Go Wrong (Kimeric), and Documenting Everyday 2016 Journal Cards (Dunia)
Alpha:
Strawberry Delight kit alpha (River Rose) - title
Font:
LD Remington Type Bold - journaling and date in tag


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