This week's song challenge over at Scrap It With a Song is "Winter Wonderland" by Pat Boone. The lyrics are up on the blog. You can take whatever inspires you from this song, the words, the title or the overall theme of the song. Upload your creations onto the Scrap It With A Song blog by Sunday and you could be this week's winner. This week is sponsored by The Stamping Boutique. I used the Candy Land Winter Tag in my layout above from The Stamping Boutique.
We hit a record breaking snow fall in one day in the North Texas area! The official report was 11.2 inches at midnight and the previous snowfall in one day was 32 years ago with 7.8 inches in one day! However, according to the news, the snow continued to fall and at 4AM, there was 12.5 inches of snow on the ground! It sure has been fun to play in the snow!! We built a snowman, Jakob made a few snow angels, and threw snow at each other! I never expected to get this much snow in Texas, and it sure has been fun. It will be slowly melting today since the temperature is above freezing.
View more pictures at my original blog post here.
My inspiration for this layout comes from Sketchy Thursdays 11.4 sketch and paper from Coordinates Collections.
Looks like candy cane season with snowman and lots of red and white. Good 'scrappin' ! :) Mom
ReplyDeletewonderful layout. I hope I can play along after the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI never have the forethought to bust out the camera when we have snow fun. I'm usually too busy telling my kiddos to stop nearly killing themselves sledding. LOL This is a great LO!!!
ReplyDeleteFor us we really do not get that much snow and this last year, we had a record amount of snow! We couldn't help but take tons of pictures. However, while it was snowing, my inexpensive camera did the pictures! :)
ReplyDeletecool page! hope to play along again this week :)
ReplyDeleteLove the snowman! Looks like he's a member of the family. haha!
ReplyDeleteThanks Liz. We had fun building him and I am pretty sure it's the tallest snowman I have ever made since we normally get very little snow. If anything, we usually get more sleet and ice mixture than actual snow! :)
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