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Custard Please!


I'll leave you to decide if I'm... how shall I put this? Erm, slightly odd...

I like custard.  So much so that I'll forgo whatever is for pudding, usually served with custard, to just have the custard by itself.

I thought I needed to document my weirdness on a layout...


Close ups of the deatails...  thin washi-type tape, lace, dotty orange washi tape, loops of ribbon, orange buttons...


All of the card and paper came from my leftovers folder - very satisfying to make a layout just from odds and ends :)

I used the following products from Crafty Ribbons
Swiss dot - blue vapour and white
Swiss dot - light blue and white
Candy saddlestitch - light blue
Lace - vapour
Button box - dandelion delight
Button box - autumn leaves


I'd like to link this up to Colour Me Scrappy.

Thanks for stopping by

p.s. I have a giveaway starting on Saturday :)

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  1. Sue17 April 2014 at 18:04

    Thank goodness, I'm not the only freak then:) I like custard. Mind you I like the pudding with custard and then I'm happy to eat any custard that's left in the jug:) LOL

    Loving the LO.

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  2. Shoshi17 April 2014 at 18:39

    ROFL Laura - a custard addict! I love it too! Dad always used to have his pudding first, and then the custard afterwards, separately. There's something really comforting about custard, isn't there!!

    Lol at your lovely comment on my blog too - what a challenge! To use ALL those stitches on my new sewing machine this year??? I'll see how I get on! It's a lovely machine, isn't it! I think it will be a while before I do any serious stitching as I've got to learn so much first, not least how to thread the thing!

    Shoshi

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  3. Tammi17 April 2014 at 20:49

    What a great subject to document and you rocked the color board! Thanks so much for joining in with us at Color Me Scrappy!!

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  4. Dolly B19 April 2014 at 14:20

    Great documentation of your love of custard. Can't say I like it to much, I am more a citrus tart, lemon meringue pie girl.
    Great take on the colour challenge. Love your title and hope you join us again at CMS
    Mary

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  5. JJsMomSteph20 April 2014 at 00:52

    Love the big title and button accents! Thanks for joining us at Color Me Scrappy!

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  6. ionabunny21 April 2014 at 23:04

    Nothing wrong with a bit of custard. And a bit more. Have you tried it with ice cream? Srummy

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  7. Lynn22 April 2014 at 11:07

    Ha ha! Super cute layout! Love your sense of humor ;) Great details. Thanks for sharing with us at Color Me Scrappy.

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  8. Unknown22 April 2014 at 14:21

    Love the focus on the photo and the negative space. Thanks for sharing it at Color Me Scrappy!

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  9. Bonjourscrap22 April 2014 at 14:53

    This is a fun picture ! Love your layering ! Thank you for playing at CMS....

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  10. Alexandra Boehnke22 April 2014 at 17:53

    Great layout - love the cute ribbon! Thanks for taking part at the Color Me Scrappy challenge.

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  11. Crystal Schneider28 April 2014 at 20:03

    Very cute layout. Love the title. Thanks for joining us at Color Me Scrappy.

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