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I had a play over the weekend and came up with this layout for the Stuck Sketch challenge...




Again a bit of a daft thing to scrap but I had fun and wanted to remember it.  I was out of 's' stickers so I cut a '3' in half and fashioned an extra 's'... and chopped a 'q' to make an 'a'!


 
 
I used some of the goodies I 'won' in the arcade and neon papers and thread to convey the bright happy atmosphere of the arcade. 




The pink postcard was paint that was left over from another project - I couldn't bear to waste it so I painted a postcard and put it in my 'to use' box knowing it would be perfect for something some when.




I felt the layout needed some blue near the end of the making process so I covered up the photo and splattered some neon blue paint.  And it's me, so I had to fit some ribbon in too :)

Here it is in full:




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