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I spent most of yesterday scrapbooking. I am doing a graduation album for a client and friend. It has been so much fun!! I had a ball doing this page. I used brilliant blue for my base and stamped the doodle this and doodle that sets in craft white. I colored in the flowers with the metallic pencils and then went back and added some bling with silver stickles. I love that stuff! I added a strip of white cardstock along each side to give the layout some 'closure' and added a dotted line of stickles along that. They look like diamonds in real life. Love it!! I think it really captures the glam of her prom dress. Here is a close up....sorry I don't take better pictures!


Here is another page I did yesterday. I was "in the zone!" I did eight pages! This one is pretty simple. The colorful stripes along the bottom are actually just a strip of striped paper from Die cuts with a view. I layered that onto some Cool Carribean paper (I'm going to miss that color!!) and then stamped the swirly doodle from Doodle this along the side of the large photo. I also enhanced some of the doodle dots with my White gel pen. (You KNOW I love that thing!) I was having such fun with the gel pen that I also added some white dots here and there on the patterned paper. I stuck a few BoBunny daisies on the page with colored brads from JoAnns. It was a pretty quick page but, I think it turned out nice!


Today I am going to be out running errands...I think I have a few more on my list than I will actually be able to accomplish...but wish me luck! I hope to scrap some more tonight. Graduation is this weekend! Crunch time!!

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