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Here is a layout for the Purple Pumpkin June sketch...





I've had a little switch up with the sketch.  I took the top layers off, turned the bottom layers 90 degrees and then put the top layers back on...





I wanted to include the 'after' photo as well so I included a lift up flap...




I used a strawberry brad to tie in with the strawberry on top of some of the cake slices on the ribbon


 

I added a swirl of crystals.  I'm sure I have a ready made swirl somewhere but I couldn't find it so I free styled with some strips of bling and some loose stones that I could find amongst my stash!  Time for out sort out methinks!




Second and third generations stamping in the bottom corner.




I knew as soon as I got these ribbons I wanted to do a cake layout.  I think they work well.  I think they also make me hungry!!  :)

And yes, there is a spelling mistake but I didn't spot it until I had finished.  I don't think I can rectify it without re doing a massive section of the layout or compromising the flap sections design, so I'm just going to leave it as is and hope no one notices!!

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  1. Sue8 June 2013 at 08:23

    Scrummy:)

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  2. Vicky Varvadouka27 June 2013 at 11:20

    Wow!! I so want to eat your page!!! Yummy!!! Thanks for entering PP challenge!!!xx

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  3. Unknown28 June 2013 at 07:20

    What a great idea putting the "finished" photo underneath :) Great take on the sketch. Thanks for joining us at PP this month :)

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  4. lisaplus630 June 2013 at 21:38

    that flip is AWESOME!! it made me smile when I saw the second picture!! SO SO creative! I adore what you have created! Thank you for playing with us at Purple Pumpkin!

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