Hello,
time for the last FD sketch in June (where did that month go?) and it's a cracker!!
I am down to the last few pieces of my CKC kit now and this is my YELLOW page. Lovely photos of my Dad and DGD doing some planting in the Spring.....as well as Basil giving a helping paw!!
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| Paper is from Crate Paper 'Neighbourhood' , the stamps are from Pink Paislee. My forged MME bird and inked Prima canvas letters. |
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| My journalling is tucked behind the photo |
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| The green splodges are Tattered Angels Glimmer Glam dropped and blown with a straw :0) |
Here is the lovely sketch from Karin - unusual huh? Love that it could be a 2 pager, A4 landcape, whatever you fancy!
Thanks for popping in,
Ali x
Such a clever title & such a precious photo...& as usual you've rocked it....love how you've used the music ,too....I've sais it b4 ..but I love your style:):):):)
ReplyDeleteFantastic layout - love the title and the drips that are the same colour as the lettering!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the layering of stamps and mist. I've really enjoyed your approach to this months kit!
ReplyDeleteLove this one Ali!!! Love how you can take a little of this and a little of that and create a beautiful layout!! Love all of the misting!
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for leaving me such a lovely and thoughtful comment on my blog! You are a sweetheart - and I love your blog too! I love your scrapbooking style..Similar to mine but different too! I will be dropping by again - and following you too!
I've clocked you over to 60 followers!! Yay!
ReplyDeleteI reckon if you make handmade flowers you GOTTA have a pack of glubers tucked away!!!! I tried to use glue dots instead. Failure!!!! I'm gonna do a rolled flower today:):):) I got the mixed pack size 1st...just so I could 'play' hope you do get some & have fun playing with them:):):):)
ReplyDeletethis is so great - I had forgotten you were doing the rainbow coloured layouts so now have to work back! I'm soooo behind!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute - I have to watch myself, or I'm going to be pinning and lifting a disproportionately high number of your pages. Love your work.
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