Hello, PLS friends!  I'm so excited to be featured on the blog today with my latest layout, Somebunny Loves You. In June, we welcomed our third grandson, Bo Winston, to the family.  Big brother, Hayes, has become quite the baby expert in his short 3 years. We welcomed his little brother Davis in May 2025.  I just love these photos of Hayes holding his new baby brother. I couldn't wait to create a scrapbook layout celebrating this brotherly love.

My layout design inspiration is Misty Foresman's August Scraplift Challenge layout. I was drawn to the paper strip design on the left of the page and the title on the right. I created my layout with the amazing Wildflowers collection.

I began my layout with a piece of white cardstock backed with lilac cardstock from my stash.  I like to draw a border line around my white cardstock paper.  I just purchased the Wildflower Ledger 12 x 12 Paper Pack, and I cut several different patterned papers into 1" strips. I love that the ledger paper came in not only white and off-white but also lilac. Next, I chose a coordinating patterned paper, Wild Poppy, and cut 1 " strips.  I then stacked those papers on the left of my page, alternating ledger and patterned paper. I next chose another patterned paper, Whimsical, and cut several strips of scallops to layer on top of the first strips. Tip: I only had one strip of purple plaid scallop, so I cut it into several small pieces to add around my photos. When looking at the layout, you would never know it was only one strip because it appears several times.  The stitched lines on the strips are incorporated into the design. Isn't that fabulous! I placed my two photos on top of the strips and added some great embellishments from the New Season Tabs Cut-Aparts and Bunny Hop Die-cuts pack. To create the title, I used my Cricut Design Studio to cut Somebunny and the outline in lilac cardstock and ledger patterned paper.  I placed Loves You below in ABC Tile Stickers in Purple Larkspur. I completed my layout by journaling on the tab and bunny balloon diecuts.

Thanks so much for visiting the blog today,

Keely Lowe