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No, she's not mine, but isn't she about the sweetest thing you've ever seen? This is my sister Nancy's Christmas gift. Her name is Jeter Keyko. I got to see her over the weekend, and she is either busy, busy, busy, or asleep. My sister says it's like having a new baby!
Merry Christmas everyone! Hope you're not out there still finishing up your Christmas shopping. Mine is complete, all done online since I wasn't able to shop in stores this year. Nothing is wrapped yet, though, so that's what we'll be doing on Christmas Eve.
My knee is healing, the physical therapy is going fine, but it's a slow process. I still have to limit the amount of time I can sit with my feet down (increases the swelling that I'm trying to get rid of), but I have been able to complete some projects with my December kit from ScrapMuse. It's been a challenge to work in 20 minute increments, but I'm getting used to it.
I love Basic Grey, so this kit was lots of fun to work with. Here's a quick one I did using a photo of my granddaughter and me, back when we both looked a lot younger:
This is a popcorn box, disguised to be a place to hide a gift card this Christmas.
My darling nephew, who always looks so sweet when you can get him to smile!
Three beautiful girls, Eryn, Alyssa, and Sidney, all dressed up for Christmas:
I used the December kit to create these 4 Christmas related projects, but you don't have to. This line of paper, Wassail, is marketed as being a Christmas paper, but it can be used for so much more. This layout of my niece, is not a Christmas layout, and the paper and embellishments in this month's kit were perfect. In the ScrapMuse Gallery you'll find lots of ways to use this kit. The design team has used it in many different ways.
Oh gosh, I really had no idea what to expect with knee replacement surgery. I hope never to have to do this again. It's hard, but then again, no one said it would be easy.
Here's a preview of the December ScrapMuse kit which has some beautiful Basic Grey paper - the Wassail line! I have this spread all over my scrap table, and I can't wait to feel well enough to scrap again.
