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SpiegelMom Scraps and Creative Scrappers


The SpiegelMom Scraps Squads are playing with Creative Scrappers this month.  You can pop over here to see all of our layouts.


I had three attempts at this sketch.  First one went in the bin.  I think the idea was good but it didn't work so I may go back and visit the idea again at some point.  Number two is featured in the CS blog post linked above.  By this time I was in the groove and wanted to go again!  So here is number three...


OK, I went off piste with the sketch but that is what they are there for - to start the creativity.


I used the free CS cut file and shrunk it down and then duplicated it.  I then had 12 holes to make in to shaker pockets.  I went to town with the newest sequin releases - they are SO lovely!  I also added in some cork hearts from SpiegelMom Scraps.


There is a video too...



I have used: All Natural, Coffee Break, Evergreen Bough and Cork-fetti Hearts.

Thanks for stopping by!
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  1. Rachel18 December 2016 at 12:10

    Very clever take on our sketch! and oh those sequins swoon! Thank you for playing along with us at Creative Scrappers.

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  2. Yvette19 December 2016 at 20:25

    Great idea! Such a Beautiful page! Thanks for playing along with us at Creative Scrappers!

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  3. Chocoscrapaholic30 December 2016 at 22:23

    I love the combo of shaker and scrapbook layout!! So glad you joined us at Creative Scrappers (3 times!)

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