Mosaic Moments Scrapbooking – Stray Photos

Tami PotterLife.In.Lists., Mosaic Moments™

Stray Photos I have bins filled with "stray" photos. Some were duplicates, some were left overs – all of them have been sitting in bins way too long. It was time to make a decision – use them or throw them out! I decided to spend some time this summer making them into something useful – quick and simple 8×8 …

Mosaic Moments Scrapbooking – List a Story

Tami PotterLife.In.Lists., Mosaic Moments™

Sometimes the story is the most important feature of the page. Do your pages tell the story you want them to? The journaling (above) reads: While we were visiting California, Tami wanted to see a “real” sunset. (It had been a very long time since she’d seen the sunset beyond the ocean.) So, we took a drive along the coastline …

Mosaic Moments Scrapbooking in Red, White, & Blue

Tami PotterLife.In.Lists., Mosaic Moments™

When you live in America… Years ago I created a page kit for "4th of July" pages. Since then I've seen that kit altered to fit many occasions. I've come to the conculsion that, when you live in America, you just can't go wrong with RED, WHITE, AND BLUE! Page above Created on Mosaic Moments 12×12 Navy Grid Paper, Brick …

Mosaic Moments Scrapbooking – Memorial Day

Tami PotterLife.In.Lists., Mosaic Moments™

In Honor of Memorial Day In honor of the Memorial Day Holiday I am posting one of Kevin's favorite's. A page I created after a visit to the Arlington National Cemetry. Upon arrival at the Arlington National Cemetery a sign is displayed reminding visitors to please conduct themselves with dignity and respect.  While we were in the Washington DC area, …

Mosaic Moments Scrapbooking – Excess Photo Squares

Tami PotterLife.In.Lists., Mosaic Moments™

SCRAPBOOKING COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG with PHOTO MOSAIC STYLE: When I create a page, I often crop photos to fit the grid. Sometimes, the "excess" from images comes in very handy. On the page above, I wanted to include a photo (image below) I had taken of a picket fence, with a Crepe Myrtle draped over it, in Colonial Williamsburg. After cropping …