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Sandy Feet


I love this photo.  It makes me smile.  So I scrapped it.




I've had the dictionary page sat on my desk for ages so my main aim was to include it on the layout.  Beautiful coincidence that the top of the page said 'Pause' which is exactly what happened at the beach - time paused.


 
 
The rest just sort of happened. 




 
 
 I tried to go out of my comfort zone too so there is much more embellishments than I would usually add.
 




The lace is from Crafty Ribbons.  The arrow brad is covered with embossing powder and heated.  And of course, there is lots of washi dotted around.




And the letters are chipboard and are covered in sand (my budgie kindly lent me some!) and painted gold.

I'd like to enter this in to:
Crafts and Me - Layers
Deep Ocean - Ribbon or Lace

Thanks for stopping by lovelies!





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  1. Anonymous24 May 2013 at 14:58

    What a cool page! All the texture of the letters and embellishments tie in so well with the picture.

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  2. Sue24 May 2013 at 17:45

    Fab LO.

    I am so hooked on the washi tape:) Been looking on Ebay and also some of the crafting stash sites.

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  3. Tracy25 May 2013 at 03:24

    Beautiful. I love the palette you've used.

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  4. Angie25 May 2013 at 14:06

    Great photo ...shouts summer ...and I love how you have scrapped it.

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  5. Hettie25 May 2013 at 23:37

    Great photo and lovely layout. Well done! Now when are we going to get to repeat this kinda thing this year?!!
    xx

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  6. Neesie26 May 2013 at 06:51

    A great photo there Laura,
    Gorgeous colours and the embellishments just add perfectly to the overhaul effect.
    That's a lovely cool blue!
    Enjoy your Sunday ;D

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  7. BumbleVee27 May 2013 at 19:05

    okay.... ya can't come in the house 'til you hose off those feet!

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