Some of the moms are talking about how much their kids like to scrapbook and make cards...so I'm starting this thread for their work to be shown off too!

I love this idea! I have decided to start involving my two year old in my scrapping time during the day. I am setting up a little desk and everything for her in my scrapping space. She loves to glue and make her own "pretties" so I am hoping this will keep her occupied while I get something done.

Love this! In fact here are couple of more cards that they made today! For the letter "u" she cut out the u in some cereal boxes that I kept.

Ashlynn's Front #1

Inside

#2

Brooklyn's
#1

#2



I would post Kaylins but really it is just a bunch of pen scribbles!!LOL

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Those are very nice.

So cute!!! I promised the girls if they were good at the scrapbooking store the other day Id let them pick out some paper and stickers so they could do their own page. And here they are...





They like putting the stickers on... taking them off... putting them on again... taking them off. lol

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Those are sooo cute and I love the paper! I can't wait to share some more of theirs!

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I love this little scrappers in training!! they all did wonderful jobs!! Ill post later my girls work!!!

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When our MOMS club went to visit a retirement home, the boys and I made these at home to take with us and hand out:

I gave Ms. Addie (6) some duplicate pictures that I used for 1 in 48 challenge #11. She asked me, "Why do you copy other peoples work?" I explained to her how sketches work and that they are only to use as guidelines. Well, she told me, "I don't need sketches. I can do it all by myself!" and here is what she came up with...








I only helped with the tools (showed her how to use the cutter, punches, paper piercer, and Cricut!). It was all her ideas, even the peek-a-boo journaling! I told her the story of the pictures and she wrote down what she wanted. To be honest, I'm pretty impressed!!

Amy, your daughter did a great job.