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Here is a page I just made for Paper Lovers Studio Layout Sketch.  I had to play around a bit with the sketch because I really wanted to use that doodlebug journaling card.  It just works so well with that photo.
It is really getting interesting trying to scrapbook with my ever growing belly.  I went to my Dr. yesterday and she said that the little guy is about 8 and a half pounds.  I still have ten days more for my due date!  Yikes!  So, my belly is beyond huge now and I end up sitting so far from my desk that I can't reach much of anything.  My Dr. even tried a few things to get me to go into labors since he is getting so large, but he is just a bit too high up still so it didn't work.  Oh that large baby family gene.  Nobody on my side of the family has small babies.  I'm guessing he is going to come on Tuesday when I have to pick my mom up from the airport.  It will be so nice to have her around.  That's the only thing about living on the west coast, all the family is back east.

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Anyways...I just used up a bunch of random stuff I had within reach on this layout.  I also did some stamping with the background and used the stamp that was still sitting on my desk and never got put away.  Lazy? Yup!
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  1. katieSunday, July 14, 2013

    Your layout is so colorful! I love it! Thanks for using our sketch at Paper Lovers Studio!

    -Katie

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  2. AnonymousSunday, July 14, 2013

    I love that you only journaled "half" a square-very creative!

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