DK Designs "Scrapbook Kits to Save You Time": Welcome 2008

Monday, December 31, 2007

Welcome 2008

Wow, what an exciting end my family had to the end of the year 2007.

Jessica's wedding was just wonderful. Of course, Jessica was beautiful and her smile was radiant! It was simple (if there is such a thing when it comes to weddings) but very nicely done. Clint's pastor did an amazing job. It was truly the best wedding ceremony I've ever seen. I know God was very pleased that He was so very much included. It was a good day with family, friends, and even the Oklahoma weather was MUCH nicer on Dec 15 than it was that day in Kansas City!

Hopefully, we can get a few of the pictures posted here in the next couple of days.

Now, back to business----Jess and I each have a new kit added to the blog. I really hope to get back to designing more now that the holidays and wedding are over. I would love to hear from anyone that has topic suggestions!

Thanks to all of you for being so patient and encouraging during the past 6 to 7 weeks. Without you DK Designs wouldn't be possible!

Blessings to you and yours in 2008!
Diane

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Diane, pictures just don't do your Winter Wonderland justice! It is so pretty in person. I can't wait to get mine put together. Looking forward to seeing your family one!

Jessica, congratulations on being a new bride!; January 7, 2008 at 7:06 PM

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DANDELIONS - Designed by Diane Kelly

Superkid - Designed by Diane Kelly

I've include precut letters so that this layout can be titled "Super kid" or Super dad". These photos were taken of Stephen in Jan. '09. The Superman suit he's wearing, I made in Oct. '79 for his daddy, Jonathan. I journaled the story of the suit and included a couple small photos of Jonathan wearing it. Oh, the memories----that's why we scrapbook!!! Please, think outside the box for this layout. I know most of you probably don't have an almost 30 yr. old Superman suit tucked away somewhere. I think a Superman t-shirt would work while maybe reading a Superman book or playing with a Superman toy. A Super dad wouldn't need a "costume" at all.

Fright Night (2) - Designed by Diane Kelly

Title is printed on white cardstock. You just need to cut them out leaving a small white border and then adhere them to black cardstock and cut out again leaving a black border to give them the "shadowed" effect. The ghosts are created out of vellum to give them that "see through" look. =) You may notice that Jessica has a "Fright Night" kit using the same pattern paper-----well, I found a bag of the remains from those kits and designed another using the same product plus added a little extra. Because of the way this layout came about, I was only able to package 9 kits. So if you want one don't wait too long.