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Hi there!  Today is my first layout for Stick It Down.  The sketch is by Evelyn...


And this is what I came up with...


The supplies are from June's like for ever kit along with dots and hearts from my stash.


I switched the sketch up a little (as always!) and put my title in the small squares towards the bottom of the layout.  I made those small squares in to little tiny books!


And where the title should be I have a little cluster.


You can see my process here:



I hope you feel inspired to play along with the sketch this month.  Be sure to link up in the side bar here!

Thanks for stopping by!

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  1. Sue5 July 2016 at 18:32

    Hi Laura, Lovely LO. Reminded me of my nephew when he was around that age. He loved a farm yard with all the animals my parents got for him. He could spend hours playing with it.

    Hope you've had a lovely day. Sue

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  2. Unknown6 July 2016 at 11:44

    I love it!

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