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Circle Love


Slowly making it back to 'normal' (whatever that is!) after the last few weeks of mayhem.  I've managed to get this layout finished...


of course, I used some ribbon - bling edged 3mm and plain satin 3mm.


Lots of circles, and look, I finally got some enamel dots!!


I glittered some chipboard letters.  I forgot how much mess I make when I use loose glitter...


...all coming together to make this layout.  I tucked in half a 'Hi there' packaging tag that came with a Cocoa Daisy order.  All the papers for the circles were pulled out of my scrap folder so I'd like to think I've made a dent, all be it a tiny dent, in my scrap pile!

Entering at The Studio Challenges and the Playground.

Thanks for stopping by!


Comments

  1. Glitter is messy but totally worth it for this outcome! What a sweet little guy!

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  2. So many layers, very effective. like it a lot.

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  3. What a wonderful use of snippets...it made up into such a great layout!

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  4. beautiful layout! I love the colors you used...and that is pretty much the world's cutest kid!!! thanks so much for playing along with us at the studio! xo

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  5. Loving the LO. Great combination of colours.

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  6. Oh what a lovely layout Laura - and what a gorgeous baby too!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  7. Absolutely gorgeous layout and a precious photo.

    Warm hugs
    Maarit

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  8. Lovely layout and great take on the sketch, thanks so much for joining in with us at The Studio!

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  9. Ever so sweet! The mess is totally worth it! Thanks so much for playing along with us in The Studio!

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