Over the weekend when I was searching through my armoire to find old 70's stuff for our hippie costumes, I found an undeveloped roll of film. I was so excited! But trying to get it developed ended up being quite a challenge. I went to Walmart only to find out that they no longer have a film developer on-site. I would have to wait 3 days! So next I went to a Walgreens that is pretty close to home - to find the guy trying to get their film developer working because it was broken! So finally I went to another Walgreens a bit further from home and got it developed. It ended up being Lee's graduation pictures! I didn't even remember that I had taken them. Here are a few that I scrapped:
Credits: Background paper - unknown; Journal block - Karel at CraftyScraps; Tag, Quote - Scrapbook Flair, Deckled Frame - Design by Leen;Frames - Lindsay Jane Designs
Credits: Background paper - unknown; Journal block - Karel at CraftyScraps; Tag - Scrapbook Flair, Frames - Lindsay Jane Designs,
Credits: Background paper - unknown; Journal block - Karel at CraftyScraps; Tag, Quote - Scrapbook Flair, Deckled Frame - Design by Leen;Frames - Lindsay Jane Designs
Credits: Background paper - unknown; Journal block - Karel at CraftyScraps; Tag - Scrapbook Flair, Frames - Lindsay Jane Designs, 
2 comments:
What a cool surprise! You are going to have to show me how you scrap these pages like you do and the program you use. I think I might have to switch to digital scrapbooking because I think it is going to be faster than the old fashion way of doing it. Can't wait to move back. BTW, your costumes were fabulous, especially the accessories!(ahem, the weed)
How neat to find those pictures after all these years! And who knew how difficult it would be to get old pictures developed! I have a lot of negatives that came from who knows where; have often wondered what is on them.
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