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Eng-er-land!

 
 
Eng-er-land, Eng-er-land!  No I'm not a football lout, honest!!  But I do get passionate about football as documented here in this LO...
 
 


And a few close ups of the details...


 

 

 



 

I had a few photos - by the way it is very hard to take a photo of yourself with your eyes shut!! - That I wanted to add so I used them as a journaling card and tucked them in to an envelope behind the main photo.



 
 
So there you have it, a crazy fan who wears her teams flag as eye make up preserved as a layout!
 
I'd like to enter this at Frosted Designs - Black & White + 1 (...I hope there is enough black to count as Black and White + 1)
 
Thanks for stopping by!
:)
 
 
 
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  1. Sue14 May 2013 at 16:52

    Fab :)

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  2. Rossella14 May 2013 at 22:26

    What a brilliant record of your memories
    Rosie x

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  3. Lydia15 May 2013 at 00:17

    Great layout! Good job including your eyelids. I agree that had to be hard! :) Thanks for playing along with us at Frosted Designs!

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  4. Katie 17 May 2013 at 04:29

    i love the simple little touches you added all over your layout...awesome!! I love the texture and it makes the photo stand out. Thanks for joining us at Frosted Designs for B+W+1 challenge and I love your blog title :)

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  5. Unknown20 May 2013 at 13:56

    Thanks for sharing at Frosted Designs...I love the little details!
    Sandra

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