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Peek A Boo


Here is a layout made with the contents of March's counterfeit kit...


I shunned the turquoise-y mints and went for the yellow and black & white combo.  The black and white patterned paper was a bit too much... it took over the photos so I scraped on a thin layer of gesso with a craft knife to knock it back a bit.  Then, for good measure, I flicked the rest of the gesso I had put on my palette on to the card.


I tucked a piece of lace in to the top of the paper bag layer and added a mini paper clip.


The alphas are cut aparts from SODAlicious.  The puffy star sticker is from Evalicious.  I spy a bit of a -licious trend...

Thanks for stopping by,
from,
Lauralicious!

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  1. Neesie18 March 2015 at 15:19

    Fab a-licious Laura... (did you see what I did then? Keeping in with the theme here)
    Emilia looks like she's having fun. What a beautiful name and card.
    The colours work well
    Have a wonderful Wednesday

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  2. Sue18 March 2015 at 21:33

    Fab LO.

    Hope you have had a good day. Sue

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  3. Julene Matthews20 March 2015 at 10:58

    Wonderlicious! It looks so cute and your colours are perfect.

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  4. Janine Rachau20 March 2015 at 12:51

    Love the adorable picture and your peek a boo lace. :) Great layout.

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