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I've used one of my exclusive sketches from the latest like for ever kit for this layout.  I make the sketches ahead of time, and there are a couple in this kit that I have been bursting to use!


I had a fun time playing with green mists in the background.  I wanted to tie the green grass in the photos in with the green puffy heart stickers.  There was no green in the papers, though, so I turned to mixed media.


I love the way Adele (Inkie Quill) adds mist to her photos and thought I would have a try.  I've also added some tiny sequins.  I like the effect and think I'll do this more often if the photo had any dead space.


I used the flair as my title (from Feed Your Craft) and added some extra star sequins (from SpiegelMom Scraps)


There are a tonne of these puffy heart stickers in the kit and I am determined to use them all this month!!


And the rub ons too, they have a limited shelf life so I aim to use them all up this month.  We'll see!  Here is the video if you fancy a gander...



Thanks for stopping by!
 
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  1. Unknown31 October 2016 at 13:52

    Hi, I've just found your blog through FB. Love that layout and the process video is great. I love the spray onto the acetate and then blot :-)

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  2. Sue31 October 2016 at 16:52

    Hi Laura, I love this LO. The colours and the little embellishments really make it.

    Hope you've had a nice start to the week. Sue

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  3. Coccinelle Demoiselle1 November 2016 at 07:15

    I love your mix media, Laura! Pictures are beautiful and process is very good. Really great.

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