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Sun and Stars

I am under the gun to get my current scrapbook project done before 9.8.19, when my daughter turns 29. I used the Global Design Project (#GDP203) theme of Sun, Moon, and Stars to get another page done tonight.


In my SU! sets I had some stars in and old set called Background Basics and I did some sun rays too.  I sponged on some ink in the shape of sun rays using a scrap paper. Then I decided to write a letter to Crystal about how she is such a ray of sunshine in my life using a SU! Basic Black Marker.  To tone it down, I stenciled on some circles of white paint (bunches of moons).  After that dried, I stamped on the stars using the black marker as my coloring tool.  I added on some glitter to each star. 
Next, I put on the picture using some black paper as a backing.  I stamped one of the sentiments from SU! Rooted in Nature and popped the lines up separately.  I added a few flowers from SU! Tea Together to add interest and a bit more touch of color since the sun rays are hidden.

Thanks for visiting!

Hugz,

Nancy





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  1. A lovely page Nancy, a beautiful photograph and I love your stars and sun rays.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
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  2. A lovely page. I love the contrast of the black background with the white and the photograph and the soft touch of color.

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  3. Really cute page! Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful work!

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  4. Your girls are so beautiful, Nancy! You've created such a fun and pretty layout. I love the feeling full of life from this. It makes me smile. Hugs.

    Marge

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