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Scrapbooking, Ready Set Blow

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I made another birthday layout for my daughter's scrapbook.  This time I used Paper Secrets challenge layout with a twist to help me along.  The twist was to use a number on your page, but it had to be more then an alpha sticker.  A while back I found a bunch of number paper clips, so I used the number 2 paper clip.

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I don't have very many birthday embellishments, so I made the little candle charm.  I just love how it looks on the background paper from Simple Stories I (Heart) Summer.  I thought the summer paper was a bit refreshing from the normal birthday paper.  It works well since my daughter has a summer birthday!
 
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Here you can see the 2 paper clip better and some cute heart shape balloon stickers.

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  1. Brenda Monday, June 24, 2013

    What a cute layout and great take on the sketch! Love the bright happy colors! Thank you for palying along at Paper Secrets!

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  2. Rochelle SpearsThursday, June 27, 2013

    great color and love that heart!! Thanks for playing along with PS!

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  3. KellySaturday, June 29, 2013

    I love how you used this Simple Stories collection - perfect for her adorable photos! Thanks for playing along with us at Paper Secrets! :)

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