My inspiration was a picture at the Australian Web Store, Hard to Find. from the Split Coast Stampers Inspiration Challenge on Saturday. It was done in pink but I changed mine to blue and added the Memory Box die cut tree instead of stamping a tree. I just love this quote from Dr. Seuss that comes with the image.
This sweet little guy reminds me of my 20 month old grand nephew, Landon whom I just joyfully babysat for last Friday. Here he is as I was holding him on my lap and reading a book to him - look at those blue eyes!
I brought a big sheet of packing paper with me and I had Landon lie on it and I traced loosely around him with a black marker - to make a Landon Paper doll. I cut it out and I asked him to 'color' it. I told him we'd put it on the fridge to surprise his mum and dad when they got home.
He really seemed to understand the concept that this represented a paper copy of him - he even kissed it! (too cute!)
I put it up on the fridge with a magnet but after it was there just a few minutes - he wanted to take it off and walked back with it to his coloring table - I guess he wanted to do some more work on it! He looked SO cute walking around with it!
Then he brought it back to the fridge to 'hang' it up again. Always the little helper! "Here, Aunt Julia, please hang it up for me!"
After a hard morning of taking a walk around the neighborhood, playing kick ball in the yard, reading some books, having lunch and coloring his Landon paper doll - he fell asleep on the sofa for a couple of hours. A day well spent!
Stamps: Bye Bye Boy by Mo Manning purchased from Stamping Bella
Paper: White, Spring Rain - PTI
Ink: Versifine Onyx Black, Versamark, Ranger Distress Weathered Wood
Accessories: hot gun, foam tape, white embossing powder, Arboscella tree die - Memory Box, key tag punch - SU












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