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WW1 - Pink and Hearts



The challenge for February at White With 1 is White + Pink + Hearts.
Of course it is... very Valentine-y.  I don't have any lovey photos of people *insert sad face here* but I think this photo captures the love of ice cream rather well!




I've used my favourite technique for the title.  Writing with glue on to a non stick mat and covering with glitter.



 
 
The pennants are from a birthday card I was sent.  Of course, I didn't throw it out as I knew one day I'd make use of it... it only took 8 months to use!!  The card was cream so I ran a little magenta India ink over it to keep with the colour theme.  I used the spare ink left in the paint brush on the background.




I used the spine of an old notebook, stretched it out and formed a circle with it.  I attached it to the photo with heart brads from my stash.


 

And balanced the page with a small cluster at the bottom.  The ice cream button was vanilla flavoured so I added a swirl of magenta India ink to make it vanilla and strawberry - matching the photo.


 
 
 
Thanks for stopping by!





Comments

  1. Laura, thank you for commenting on my blog, it's always appreciated :)
    I love your title - that's a technique Id like to try sometime. What a great way to reuse the binding from a notebook too! Well done.

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  2. Laura, Fab card. I love Ben & Jerry's ice cream:)

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  3. Great page...love all the little hearts, the title look fabulous and love the little ice cream embellie. Thanks for sharing your page with us at WW1.

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  4. Laura I think love of ice cream is perfectly legitimate (possibly better than a relationship LOL). Love your layout and your minimalist style, thanks for joining in at White With 1! xo

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