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gotta love term break... two posts in one week!
I created fossick using some of the Ki lace paper from Scrapbook Outlet and some scraps from my overflowing pizza box, really enjoyed stamping onto the different textures with some of the big fancy pants swrily stamps that I got at SENZ South last year (was given them after using them for some make & takes I set up for Scrapbook Outlet) I have been busy putting class stuff together for SENZ in Welly later this year over the last couple of days - so sweet and twinkly!


This layout is such 'an everyday moment'. It's in the friday night challenge at Sketchbook which was all about the 'everyday' Nic H style. This story still makes me giggle.
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Penny said…
well honey is from honey bees and so butter is from butterflies. :) And jam is made from jamborees.
Karen L said…
Great to see the updates Lara, and a couple of gorgeous stories. Love your fossick layout and your butterfly story is just gorgeous - definately something to be remembered.
Anonymous said…
Awesome layouts, Lara! Thanks for joining in the Sketch Book challenge, love your LO and how you've scrapped such a precious memory :-)
Anonymous said…
of course butter comes from butterlies, I thought everyone knew that. Super cute layouts....
I love that lace paper, it's just awesome. Fabulous layouts. The butterfly story is just too cute :)

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