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I've been scrapping in fits and starts recently, and blogging has been a bit hit and miss (or miss and miss!)  I had taken on more than my body could cope with.  Hopefully I have (or am in the process of) gaining control again.


This one is for Crafty Ribbons.  I started out wanting to use my new Distress Oxide ink pad.  I pulled out a stamp and some watercolour paper and had a good play!


I liked the results so I gathered some supplies to match the background - a few papers, some stickers and sequins, bits and bobs from the June Lottie Loves Paper kit and ribbon.


Nothing made it on to the layout if it wasn't white or mint.


I sat my title on a ruffle of white organza ribbon - it adds such fab texture and height to the page.


I also added some Swiss Dot grosgrain and a little heart tab made from the exclusive Wedding Owls ribbon.

Thanks for looking!

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  1. Sue28 June 2017 at 18:06

    Hi Laura, Loving the LO.

    Sending heaps of positive healing thoughts and hugs. Sue

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