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L O V E


This layout started as a card...


The L O V E squares were a card but I realised it wasn't suitable for who it was meant for, so I made another one for them, and kept this one for me!  I cut it up with the idea of making a layered grid layout inspired by Susie Fish and Meaghen Calder.


My wonderful Pet Crocheter came in handy and made a holey square for my neon gelli tag to peep through.


Those gorgeous neon confetti hearts come from Things That Shine.  A combination of paper bags, envelopes, tags, off cuts and lace tissue make up the bulk of the layering.  A few cameo cuts painted with acrylic paint, some snippets of gelli printed ribbon and washi tape made up the rest.


Oh, and gelli printed lace too!


I also used up the rest of my Heidi Swapp photo corners.  Really satisfying to use them up!

Thanks for stopping by!

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  1. Sue9 April 2015 at 10:18

    Lovely bright LO.

    Hope you have a nice day. Sue

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  2. Shoshi10 April 2015 at 17:13

    What a fun layout, Laura, and I love all the layers. Thank you for your good wishes during my hospital stay. It is great to be home again (since Tues.) and my hubby and I are learning together the new way of life with the stoma. My recovery is going well. I have loads of lovely messages to reply to and it's going to take some time! Keep an eye on my blogs for further updates as and when I am able to do them.

    Shoshi

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