Two Page Scrapbook Layout - "Bike Hike"

This is the second to the last layout from our California trip last summer. We hosted a bike tour on Coronado Island with a few of the agents who were on the agent trip.

 What a beautiful day we had! I picked a cruiser bike and it was a pretty comfortable 10 miles with only a few hills here and there. We took some great pictures along the way, and had great fellowship with our agent friends.

 Beautiful sites to see at every stop. The paper, paper clip embellishment, and letter stickers are Fancy Pants "Down by the Shore". The title font is from Lyrical Letters 2 and the bike is cut from Going Places.

Hope you are enjoying looking at my California trip album as much as I've enjoyed sharing this trip of a lifetime with you! There's one final "sweet" layout to share...Stop back tomorrow.

Two Page Scrapbook Layout - "Little Guy"

This little guy is my favorite (and only) grandson! He's non-stop fun!

 The paper is

This one is for my book, but I made a similar one for his very own scrapbook.

The paper is from MME "Miss Caroline". The banners and strips of paper are from other scraps I had on hand. The banner across the right page is made with the StampinUp! itty bitty banner punch. This is the most simple banner possible. I didn't even punch holes and thread the string...I simply stuck the banner to the top of the string after laying it in place. Super simple and sometimes simple is just better.

Thanks for stopping by my blog today!! Come back soon.

Two Page Scrapbook Layout - "Lombard Street"

When we were planning our California trip, we knew we had very limited time in San Francisco, and wanted to fit in as much as possible. We rented a vehicle, so I was super excited to check out the famous Lombard Street known for it's sharp zig-zag path on a hill.

 Look at that view from the top! The hair pin turns were a little harrowing because the street is super narrow. Everybody drives super slow with cameras hanging out the windows of their cars. It doesn't last too long, but the experience is totally worth it.

 The paper is Basic Grey "Out of Print" layered with a muted green chevron print from another stack. Cricut's Lyrical Letters 2 worked well for the titles (two different styles) which were tied together visually with the teal velvet circle border tape.

San Francisco is so much fun! Be sure to stop back for some more SF layouts. Thanks!!