Image Creations by Debbie

It's Friday and man am I glad. Our weather turned cold today, snowed a little, icy roads and such. tomorrow's suppose to be in the 60's. Can't wait. I love the weather here and if you don't like the weather today, blink and it will change.

I've been going through my old pictures and found some that I think you'll remember.

This is Sarah (Julie's daughter) singing karaoke at Mother and Daddy's 50th Anniversary party. She was almost 3 here. She's such a cutie! Here's another one of Sarah. These pictures are beautiful of this precious young girl.

For these 2 layouts I used Ilona Hamps' "Little Miss" kit. You can find it at http://www.deco-pages.com/

Some of the pictures I use you may see the whole picture and some you may just see the portrait. That's what's so nice about digital scrapbooking is that you don't have to have multiple pictures of the same shot to reuse it. I'm having such a great time doing this.

There's a few more of Sarah using a different kit. For these layouts I used Lori Staton's "Girly Girl" kit. You can also find this one at http://www.deco-pages.com/

The birth of Lili was pretty exciting for me. I got to be there when she was born and I keep her all the time even now. I ran across these pictures and thought that all of you that don't live here would like to see them.

Lili was born September 12, 2003. The picture of Angie was taken just days from giving birth to Lili. She got so big that she was totally uncomfortable. The other picture is right after she was born.

For these 2 layouts I used "Sunshiny Day" kit by Darlene Haughin. This is my first kit from her. I just became a member of her Creative Team this week.

One of the best memories you have of your children is their 1st smile, 1st time they walked, 1st word.... Below are pictures of Lili from one of her first smiles to a great big one...

Mother asked me yesterday why I gave credit to the designers and the kits I use. My reply to her was that I can't take credit for any of their designs. All I do is take their designs and work it around the picture(s) I choose to use. I have the right to lighten or darken the designs. I get their kits in exchange for giving them credit here and in the websites that I post in. It's a fair trade and I love doing it.