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Playing Creatively

Each month a group of local ladies get together to create our pages and get our memories recorded or to make cards to share special sentiments with others.  Yesterday was one of those days.  I look forward to this day each month.  I had quite a few photos to scrap yesterday and still have a bundle from our adventure to the beach and farm last weekend - I think these will be in a book all of their own.  Here are some of the pages I created last night.  Layouts 2 & 3 made use of the resin we had our first play with yesterday - so fast.  Nic's instructions and the materials from Andrea were spot on. 
 
 
 
 

'the Farm Experience' is my favourite layout from yesterday.  The simplicity of the photograph seems to work with the slightly more detailed patterned paper that I sprayed with a little Glimmermist first.
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Devour the words said…
I really need to do me some scrapping.... love your pages :)
Andrea B said…
Haha the lamb on the lead is a very familar site round here at the moment or Alex will try put the lamb and chicken in his bed! Very cool layouts! Andrea
Karen L said…
Love your pages Lara, I too really need to get in and do some more scrapbooking... There has been a bit of a drought in creativity around my place of late, Nice to visit you again.

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