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I have a trio of layouts using Pretty My Page cut files today.


This first one features a Paige Evans cut file which you can buy as a pre-cut i.e. you don't need your own machine to scrap like this.  PMP do the cutting, the weeding, all the hard work!  This file is called Ferris Wheel.


 The layout is quite simply because when you have a large file it does a lot of the heavy lifting for you.  I've stuck to just white and blue for this layout...


I added my colour with layers, stickers, inky splatters and alphas.


In fact, all of these layouts pretty much stick to white and blue...


This cut file is called Diagonal Stars Pocket Filler and was designed as a Christmas file to be used in a 6x8 December daily album.  Well, you know I don't do what I'm meant to...


I cut it on a gorgeous watercolour print patterned paper from Cocoa Vanilla - not remotely Christmassy - at 9x12.  It works perfectly at this size.  I love to have versatile cut files and this is one I can see me using in many ways.


I also a twofer... the stars are totally usable on their own in either the same design or in any other way that takes your fancy.


 I actually made this layout first using the main cut file as a stencil to get the stars in the right place.


Lots of sewing for this layout - just take it slow and steady and know if you make a mistake you can always cover it up with an embellishment!


The flair and the wood piece are by Cocoa Vanilla.



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