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If you are here for the CKC blog hop please see the post below!

Have you heard about the new lace at Crafty Ribbons?  I've been lucky enough to get my sticky glittery hands on some...


This is a layout using two colours which perfectly matched the scraps of card left over from a Christmas project I worked on with my nephew.  We made little accordion photo albums with a picture from the 12th day of each month of the first year of his life.  By 'we' I mean me, but it was his idea ;)  They are on my to share list so they should be blogged soon...


I love this little cluster.  Lace scraps, a flair from Hey Little Magpie, a plastic 'thingy' that housed the parts to make a miniature plastic aeroplane and thread.

Anyone else think the repeating lace motif looks like an eye?


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  1. Fab LO. Loving the colour mix.

    Hope you have a lovely day. Sue

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  2. It does resemble an eye now that I look closely! Love the lacy layering and the fun cluster under the photo. Lovely page x

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  3. Lovin the lace, I need to resurrect some of my old stash and ink it up. Thanks for the inspiration - lovely page.

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  4. Definitely an eye! Lovely lace, btw. Fun that you let him inspire the project!

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