September pages for Scrapbook Circle--and a sale!

September is upon us, and I am working hard to prepare to teach 11th grade students. I'm teaching 11th grade AP and Reading, and I have a lot of work to do this weekend, but I am excited to meet my students. Until then, I wanted to share my September pages for Scrapbook Circle's kit Hello Hello. First is a page that's a little messy:

Because we had our date in NE Mpls, I picked some grungy looking papers to fit the warehouses. I also added some gesso, modeling paste with a mask, and some ink. It was tricky adhering the photos; I ended up using dimensionals on glue dots. Here's the details:

Next is a page I made with some random photos of the boys I recently discovered. I put them together on this page and journaled about the new chapter in their lives: middle school.

I loved the chipboard in the embellishment add-on.  It inspired my title block.

Then a page that's a little different: while I scrapped our Disney vacation from 5 years ago, I found these pictures of Dominic waterbending. They were so charming and such a perfect picture of his interest at the time, I used them on this page. I selected water-splashed paper and made a little bend with the epoxy in the add-on.

Here I was a little creative: the tags in the main were gorgeous. I trimmed them a bit to make them a smaller chevron. To do so, I laid them together and sewed in between.

Finally, a page I was inspired to make after going home for vacation this year. We ordered pizza from Tess' (mad props to the correct use of apostrophe on the sign), a fond memory of my growing up years. Here's the page:

I kept it simple, but I tried to make it look a little like the awning. I also used the flourish in pizza to highlight "favorite." Because it is.

Thank you for visiting! Please check out this kit, and the terrific deal going on now through Labor day:

Yes, you can save 30% on your order through Labor Day, Monday the 7th of September. If you've been wavering on whether to subscribe, now's a great time to start! Go visit Scrapbook Circle and check it out.