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I've been having a little experiment with some off cuts of vellum.  I made them in to tiny envelopes stuffed with buttons and sequins, to add to my layouts.


A little bit of stencilling in the background - paint mixed to match the shade of the mint green sequins.


I tried to include every colour and pattern I used in the main cluster in the little side cluster.


Here you can see the vellum envelope along side a picture of Naughty Bun.


I used an iridescent mist for some splatters and thought I was done.  Looking at the page it was screaming at me for some black... nervously I used some black India ink for some more splatters.


Papers from Like For Ever kits (April & May.) Buttons and pink dotty ribbon from Crafty Ribbons.
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  1. ionabunny23 June 2015 at 10:31

    Great page. Love all your lovely splats and sequins and space. Naughty bun looks very well behaved to me. A lovely bunny. Great idea with the little vellum envelopes.

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  2. Sue23 June 2015 at 18:15

    Loving the LO.

    Hope you've had a good day. Sue

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  3. KT Fit Kitty28 June 2015 at 21:32

    Aw, could this be any sweeter?! Adorable LO! Love all the fab details!

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