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Scrapbooking, Parentohood


A layout for my new little guy!  It's really nice to get back to scrapbooking and to fit at my desk again.  I kind of feel like the past few months have been a bit of a blur.  My last 6 weeks of pregnancy didn't go as well as I would have liked, but my little guy was able to come a week early and that was a big change to the two weeks late that I'm used to.
This is my layout for the memory nest today.  The title is easier to read in person and does look less crazy.  My sleep deprived brain is able to figure it out at least....or maybe this is what the inside of my sleep deprived brain looks like. lol.




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  1. Leslie GermainSunday, February 05, 2017

    Love the layout!! Cheers to you for creating with a newborn!!

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  2. TraceyMonday, February 06, 2017

    Great colours on here!!

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  3. MarciMonday, February 06, 2017

    Congrats Saskia!!! Amazing that you were able to join us and get this done! You are super mom!--Adorable page and so glad we get to see the baby-so cute!

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  4. Doreen VasquezTuesday, February 07, 2017

    Beautifully fun page! Love that BG and the mix of "greens"! Congrats on your new baby!

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  5. JaneFriday, February 10, 2017

    Stunning page, love your paper and colours and the photos are just adorable.

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