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One of my favourites from my recent scrapbook layouts...


Mint glitter cardstock and blue heart ribbon - umm, yes please!!


I've also used scraps - all scraps.  I did not cut any paper for this layout, I just gathered coordinating pieces from my blue and green scrap folders and layered them up.  Finally I have used some more of the gelli prints I made early last year!


I matched in some blue and green embellishments, like this flair from Hey Little Magpie and a couple of paperclips.  It needed something extra so I added a giraffe wood veneer.

I love these scrap pages and I think it's the direction I am going to take when putting together my next kit.  The only whole sheets will be backgrounds (usually plain white cardstock for me, perhaps a few sheets of plain coloured cardstock too), everything else will be off cuts, snippets and scraps.

Entering at The Playground and Not Just Cards.

Thanks for stopping by!

Comments

  1. Wow Laura, this is just gorgeous! I adore how you used all snippets and ended up with such a perfect layout. Clever girl!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  2. Delightful layout and cute baby xxx

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  3. Yum mint is my favourite colour!! This is so gorgeous! Beautiful details!
    Lucy x

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  4. Perfect LO for a real cutie.

    Hope you've had a good day. Sue

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  5. Wow! This is fantastic page - with a small beautiful blue details. Thanks for sharing your project and joining us for our current challenge at Not Just Cards Challenge Blog.
    Hugs, Kat DT

    ♥ Kakichka Blog ♥

    ♥ Kartishok - blog for ideas ♥

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  6. Beautiful scrapbook page. Love it. Thank you for joining us at Not Just Cards this week. Hope to see you back here again soon. Judy DT

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  7. So very sweet!
    Love the idea of using all scraps on a page! I need to try this!

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