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Here, said I'd been doing some stitching. Put this together yesterday afternoon, lots of back stitching & some french knots - just to add a bit of texture, loved combining the handstitching with ribbons. This is from a layout for the Scrapbook Outlet using ribbon & some Ki memories colour theory - black! Posted by Picasa

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~Zeetra~ said…
I love that technique. i looks really pretty.
8:38 pm
Anonymous said…
I really like this Lara! impressive and effective. Who needs a sewing machine?!!!! Love ya....Mum x
9:59 pm
Anonymous said…
Nice, like your ribbon selection. Good plan to get ideas about using ribbons on the SBO forum ... helped me!! lol
10:46 pm
Donna said…
This is gorgeous Lara! Loved the b& w layouts you did. It's always so striking. The ribbons were gorgeous too.
9:29 pm
Anonymous said…
I've just been awed by your maya road chipboard book on SBO! Loving your idea and the inspiration guideline.
10:37 pm
Anonymous said…
That looks great Lara, well done :)
1:00 am
Sandra said…
What awesome work Lara. Stunning stuff in the SO gallery.
4:54 pm
Twobees said…
Just gorgeous Lara. :)
8:17 pm
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