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twelve days

and the rest....







I've done a few more than the 12 layouts - but at this stage (while still not home yet!!!) I'm just putting up the ones that relate to the fantastic themes set for us! Thanks again Janine for the extrinsic motivation to actually begin & complete this project! Once again digitalmax came through & my photos arrived just in time :-)

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Anonymous said…
Lara, stunning stunning stunning!! I love it!! Gosh I am just in awe of your album. Thank you for completing the challenge and you are in the draw. Wow.......Thank you for taking part.
Mel said…
Wow- can't believe how you could find the time to get this done in the silly season. It looks amazing. What a wee treasure for your family.
Unknown said…
Lara your album is just gorgeous is it a chipboard one?
Anonymous said…
Love it Lara, its gorgeous!
Anonymous said…
This is gorgeous! What a great record of Christmas. I'm guessing it's Maya Road binder album ... 8x8??
Raewyn aka whinney said…
WOW Lara, your Christmas album is wonderful. I was hoping to make a complete album too but in the end had to make a mix of layouts.
Your family are going to treasure this album forever.
Raewyn
Gillian said…
Lara, this is absolutely amazing, what a stunning album.. and congrats on finishing your album... It's a treasure...
Michelle Lindenmayer said…
Just come across your blog - wow - your work is great - love your Christmas Album - looks fantastic.
saffiertje said…
What an awesome album!
Great use of papers!!! Your album inspired me in different ways....
Thanks!

greetings from Holland...

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