I'm taking part in the end of month blog hop at Counterfeit Kit Challenge. If you are hopping along you should have arrived from Lesley
I chose to take part in challenge 3 = use vellum. As I commented on the blog, this is more of a pleasure than a challenge. I love vellum and had included two sheets in my kit.
This page is about the good life...
which is flavoured with raspberry and white chocolate...
and comes in the form of cake!
And boy was it good!
I've used ribbon from Cocoa Daisy kits, twine, and the awesome metallic vellum.
Your next stop is Leslie (I'm in a Lesley sandwich!!)
and don't forget if you get lost there is a complete list of the stops at the Counterfeit Kit Challenge blog.
I like the sound of Raspberry and White Chocolate cake rather than a Lesley sandwich! Beautiful LO!
ReplyDeleteOooh I have that dotty vellum but it's too nice to use but now I've seen how you use yours...!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page, mouth watering cake!
Well that LO looks scrummy enough to eat:)
ReplyDeleteHope you have a lovely day.
That dotty metallic ellum has been popular this month - great post and lovely page - I'm hungry now!
ReplyDeleteOoh, nice cake. Hugs
ReplyDeleteLove that metallic vellum.Must find some and darn it ,now I'm craving cake too.
ReplyDeleteJulene, you have birthday cake in the fridge, lucky girl! :D
DeleteLaura, this is my favorite layout of the hop so far! Love everything about it! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI was in a Lesley/Leslie sandwich for many months over at the CKC kit reveal - always fun! Your page is gorgeous and the dotty vellum is gorgeous (I have several such vellums but not this one - where is it from?!?). What a scrummy page - literally and design wise!
ReplyDeleteVellum on vellum! Wow! Extra points there!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful layout and a beautiful sheet of vellu.m. Love the title vellum also.
ReplyDeleteCindy F.
I love what you did with this vellum, did not consider that at all, but a really good use of it with out cutting it up :) The cake looks scrumptious :)
ReplyDeleteVery eye-catching page. I used vellum behind letters as well. Great job.
ReplyDeleteoh that vellum looks so pretty as a background. love u'r use of the twine.
ReplyDeleteThe vellum dots look like a party & mimic the cake crumbs - design genius!
ReplyDeletesuperb!!! Love this... that gold dot vellum is such a fave! You've really rocked this challenge!
ReplyDeleteClever approach to the title with the bits of twine and overlapping the letters. Must make note to try this.
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