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Fish Again?

Hello friends.

I am still in scrapbooking mode, so I have another scrapbook page done.  It kind of reminds me of a card which is why I love these smaller 6x8 pages.  I ordered a travelers journal with very skinny pages to try next.

The Love to Scrap Challenge for July is Anything Goes.  DRS Designs is sponsoring the challenge so I thought I would play along and do a scrapbook page.  Most people do cards in the challenge - using scraps works too.
This was a super easy page, I just typed up the title and the journaling and printed the page out.  Then I did an ink, spray, smash technique using some Distress Ink.  I stamped, colored, and fussy cut the fish from the DRS Designs 4 in 1 Ocean Designs stamp.  I have used most of the images from the stamp on creations previously - I love this particular fish.  I printed out the picture on my Sprocket and then matted it with a scrap that I sponged in the ink from the ink, spray smash section.

This is my daughter's lovely view from her new house on the lake.  I am happy for her (and kind of jealous).

Hugz,

Hope you are having a wonderful week!

Nancy

Comments

  1. What a beautiful layout!! The background is fabulous!! Your daughter's view is so gorgeous!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  2. A super layout Nancy, I love the background and cute little fish.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  3. Great layout and love those splashes of water with the fish. I'm jealous of a view like that :)

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  4. What a fun layout and I'm so happy your daughter's dreams came true. A house with a view is priceless!

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  5. I just know I want to live on that deck; the end. :D

    So well done; great scrapbook page!

    Thank you for joining us at Love to Scrap!
    ~Michele, DT

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