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Oh Cocoa Vanilla, I really have a crush on you!!  (For those of you who don't know of Cocoa Vanilla, they are an independant Aussie company making gorgeous scrapbooking collections.)  Here I have used Cocoa Vanilla papers, sequins, enamel dots and flair, matched with a couple of alphas from my stash and a cut file from Just Nick.


I'm not sure why I love these papers so much.  It might be the colour palette, it might be the patterns, the fact that they are so versatile, I can't pinpoint one reason - I just adore them!


The type writer style writing is cut from a sheet of Maggie Holmes paper from a Like For Ever kit.


I layered the photos on some tissue paper and tucked some sequins underneath just peeping out.


And I popped up the 'subtitles' on some thin foam tape.  I love to do this when usng white on white as it gives lovely shadows.


So happy with this one!  And I will be doing my best not to hoard the rest of my Cocoa Vanilla supplies!!

Thanks for stopping by!

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  1. Beautiful layout, love the sequins and all the colours!

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  2. Laura, The LO is fab.

    Hope you are enjoying your Sunday. Sue

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  3. Love the confetti interspersed within that die-cut. Fab page.

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