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Stick It Down are cropping this weekend.  Antonia's challenge was to pick an old SID sketch and create a layout.  I picked my sketch from September 2016 and combined it with White With 1's January colour palette of Bayou Blue.


I used Shimmerz Chance of Rain which I think is my new favourite colour!


Oh boy, this photo shows how much my white desk has aged!


Here is the process:


Thank you for looking!

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  1. Michelle VO28 January 2018 at 19:41

    Oh wow - this is gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at White ... with 1 :)

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  2. Natsuko28 January 2018 at 23:56

    This is just beautiful!Love all the layers under the pictures and the scattered stars and thread.Thank you so much for joining us at white ...with 1.

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  3. Marie-France alias Badbarbie30 January 2018 at 00:26

    absolutely stunning creation, love all of the string and the stars mixed. Thanks for playing with us at white with 1 challenge :)

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  4. Lisa J31 January 2018 at 00:01

    Gorgeous. Love your layout so much. Thanks for joining us at White with 1 this month. I am going to have to give that sketch a go to : )

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  5. Melinda France31 January 2018 at 13:10

    Fabulous. Love the cotton and stars! Thank you for playing along with us at White... with 1 this month.

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  6. Jane31 January 2018 at 23:38

    Such a sweet, adorable page – I love it a lot. The stars just make it. Many thanks for sharing with us on White … with 1.

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  7. Caroline Elliam31 January 2018 at 23:48

    Simply amazing layout, I totally love this little part of color and the stars with the same! Thank you for joining us at ww1 this month!

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