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Featured Paper Blog Hop-Documented




 Welcome to our Featured Paper Blog Hop! We will be showcasing items from our Documented Paper Pack with various projects created by talented Close to my Heart Consultants. If you are visiting from Shirley’s blog then you are on the right track, if not please start at the CTMH Blog Challenge and Support Group Blog Hop Guidelines beginning with our hostess Carol.




This months feature collection is ‘Documented’.  I didn’t love this collection when I first saw it but it grew on me and it really works with the photos.



I created this layout using the Workshops Your Way Kit along with the Documented cardmaking and Scrapbooking stamps (and thin cuts):
Process Video for this layout: 





 I love the depth that the wooden title and dots add to the finished page!

Some more layouts featuring ‘Documented'...






 Thanks for visiting and I'm the end of the 'Blog Hop' so if you didn't start at Carol's blog, head there now and follow the trail for lots of 'Documented' Inspiration.

Comments

Carol Loftus said…
Beautiful!!!!!!!!
3:01 am
Kathleen said…
Lara, I love your use of white to really focus in our your subject matter. These are wonderful layouts!!
3:33 am
Brittany said…
Great pages!
3:39 am
Michelle said…
Wow what an awesome layout! So many rich details in your layers.
4:21 am
Haley D. said…
These are all really great!!!! I like your style!
5:24 am
Shirley Ross, rockin' heARTist said…
Amazing layouts and I love your process video. Scissors, you cut with scissors, how unique and wonderful.
3:18 pm
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