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WOYWW 255


I'm posting my desk today!

Ha!  Take that Wednesday!  :)

Yeah it's been a while but I'm here, right day, a little energy to spare, a little time to hop - it's a good day for desking.


So my work space consists of rainbow piles of ribbon-y snippets, glue and scissors, oh and my WOYWW badge which I put in front of my workspace to motivate me to get my desk up on time!

It's a work in progress to be showcased on International Scrapbooking Day which is May 3rd/4th - I'd better get a wriggle on then, hadn't I?!

Thanks for stopping by


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  1. Intriguing - can't wait to see what you make of them! Enjoy, and have a great week, Chris # 19 xx

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  2. I'm intrigued to see what you're going to make with them...
    Happy WOYWW!
    no. 2

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  3. Lovely rainbow ribbons! Have a great week. x Jo #30

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  4. Well, I love rainbows so feel right at home here!
    thanks for visiting and your kind words.
    Robyn 41

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  5. What are you going to do with all that ribbon I wonder?! Karen #31

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  6. How intriguing! I can't tell what you're up to with the bright colorful ribbon, but I bet it will be pretty! I hope to do buckets of scrapbooking next Saturday, too. Happy WOYWW and thanks for your visit. ~ Laura #69

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  7. That is a nice collection of ribbons, what are you going to use them on? Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment

    Happy WOYWW
    Hugs Eliza & Yoda 28

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  8. looking forward to seeing what you do with those ribbons, thanks for the earlier visit Donna #26

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  9. What a pretty desk this week, Laura, with all those beautiful coloured ribbons! Thanks for your visit and comment. Yes, a lot of teabags. If I end up with too many I shall have to think about making clothes with them lol! As for the kitties, oh yes, they are every bit as bad as dogs, if not worse. They have the advantage that they can climb up on the kitchen work tops and nothing is safe from them. Anybody wold think we never fed them...

    Happy WOYWW,
    Shoshi #43

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  10. Thank you for stopping by my blog earlier. The mouse pad has Robert Pattinson on it and many inky images. Upside down he is almost unrecognizable. LOL April #71

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  11. Hi Laura
    happy WOYWW. Sorry I am running late.....hhhhmmmm so many ribbons LOL. Wonder what they shall become. I had a smile at your info at right on your blog...you could have written that for me!!!
    hugs
    Annette In Oz #8

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  12. I can't wait to see what you make with all those pieces. Thanks for stopping by. Happy crafting #61

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  13. Loving the colours of the ribbons.

    Hope you had a lovely WOYWWednesday.

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  14. Interesting lol! can't wait to see what happens next? Happy crafting, Angela x 48

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  15. Pretty ribbons and gorgeous colours. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with them.
    Have a great week.
    Von #13

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  16. Great selection of ribbons and can see some gluing going to be called for .. okay keep us in suspenders :D
    happy WOYWW Shaz in Oz.x #40

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  17. That international scrapbooking day is a big deal, isn't it? I've seen many of my internet friends join in, even though I've never created a page in my life! I look forward to what you create.

    Thanks for stopping by my place on Wednesday. Sorry I'm late. Guess I partied too hard this week (grin). Belated WOYWW wishes from # 9.

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