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Scrapbooking, Simple Moment

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Here is my layout for the  July 30 Color with a twist challenge on the Memory Nest.  I really enjoy the colors on this layout.  I find them happy and soothing at the same time.  It's easy to spot the pop of red in the stitching and a little bit on the top of the page.  You can find chevron in the stamp I used and I found a cute cloud that had chevron on it too.  I just had to use it!  Oh, and I used the frame on that photo to hide a person that was in the background next to the rock.  It is such a sweet and simple photo of my husband and daughter, but I couldn't let it be distracted with a random person!
 
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I really dig the colors and I was glad to find the wood paper that isn't brown!  It's from Echo Park's Here & Now collection. 

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I'm always glad to use random bits of scrap papers and ribbons from my stash.  The tag was just cut out from white cardstock and then I put some washi tape over it and some letter stickers on top of that.  The letters were a brighter green, but I just used a marker to get the darker green I wanted.

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  1. JessicaTuesday, July 30, 2013

    I love your layout it's so pretty. Just looking at the layout in whole it's hard to see the ribbon I'm glad you did a close up of it. :)

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  2. Raechelle BellusThursday, August 01, 2013

    Love your mix of papers here- such a pretty layout! I love your take on the challenge, especially your pops of red.

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