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A Fun Scrapbook Page

This weekend I did another page in Allie's Freshman Scrapbook. I decided to try some water colors and dug out my sewing machine I got for Christmas. For inspiration, I used the Scraplift Challenge on SCS and cased Val's page HERE plus the CSI#124 where I picked butterflies, glitter and watercolor plus the required colors and a bit of glitter on my journaling.



In this picture, Allie and her "sisters" were getting ready to do some pumpkin carving - love the picture. I had Allie go through all the remaining pictures and tell me which ones she absolutely wanted me to include. I could see the end of the tunnel and was getting pretty excited. Then I realized I had not printed any of her Spring formal pictures. A few days later she announced she decided to start dating Jud (the guy I have always wanted her to date), took up paddle-boarding, went to the beach, went hiking.... so now it is looking like I have a lot more to go. LOL!

Hugz!!!!

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  1. Great page and I love the water colors on here. Alli looks gorgeous as usual. Congrats on Alli picking the guy you like to date. That doesn't happen too often. Can't wait to see more pages. Have a wonderful day.

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  2. Your page is amazing! Alli is going to have a fabulous keepsake of her Freshman year at UAB that she'll treasure always.

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  3. This is a fabulous layout, I love the stitched detail and your paint effect - beautiful photo as always.
    Pauline
    x

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  4. What a fun picture and a great job with the layout. Glad she is dating someone you approve of :)

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  5. Great scrapbook page Nancy. It will be treasured for years to come.

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  6. Love how you connected the colors! Fabulous layout and fun picture!

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  7. I love what you have done here Nancy the paint effect looks great and its a beautiful pic.
    Kevin xx

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