This layout captures one of my favorite memories from our trip—my sassy little Marissa, age 3, striking a pose in her signature style! She wasn’t a fan of the water, but she was all about riding in the golf cart with Grandma. We did laps for two whole hours while the rest of the family swam. At the end, as I started to get off, she simply said, “Goodbye, Grandma”—ready to keep going without me! This photo says it all: bold, adorable, and full of personality. The layout’s playful pinks and cheerful patterns match her spirit perfectly.
What a fun deep dive into the archives! This layout template by Marisa Lerin 23168—dating back 12 years—is a perfect example of her playful, clean, and creative design style. With its vertical flow, whimsical swirls, and thoughtful space for both journaling and a central photo, it draws the eye right down the page. The bold elements add a graphic punch. It’s simple yet full of movement—ideal for spotlighting a single memory with lots of personality.
A timeless design that still shines today!
This challenge was all about diving into a Good Life bundle from June—and I knew exactly which one to grab! I chose the June 2018 edition, full of playful pinks, cheerful teals, and pops of citrusy color that matched my photo perfectly. This bundle just screams summer fun, and the vibrant elements brought my layout to life. I love when a kit feels like it was made just for your memory—this one did not disappoint!
There is a new Fieldnotes #18 available as well. I took the palm tree charm from this kit.
String Styles by Sheila Reid
Beach Type is the font used and it comes from Dafont.com
Wrapping up this sweet memory, I’m so glad I chose the June 2018 Good Life bundle—it had just the right vibe to capture the fun, color, and personality of the moment. That’s what I love most about scrapbooking: the joy of pairing the perfect kit with a cherished memory. Bright colors, big smiles, and little stories all stitched together.
Here’s to more moments that make us pause, smile, and say, “This is the good life.”
Until next time, scrap your story, share your heart, and always be kind.
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