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Scrapbooking, Umbrella

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I made this page for the sketch challenge 17 at ScrapFriends.  I picked this photo of my daughter because I loved the colors from her skirt and umbrella.  At first I had my page oriented the same as the sketch, but then I realized that the ribbon kind of looked like rain, so I rotated my page.  Then I ended up cutting up my vellum layer into a cloud since the ribbon looked like it needed a cloud to come out of.  I also then added some cloud stamps to help fill up the sky.  It's funny how a page can turn out very differently then what was planned.
 
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The ribbon colors were originally supposed to be a big version of my daughter's skirt before I decided that they should be rain.

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  1. Love the use of ribbon. It looks really effective with such a cute photo. Lovely take on the sketch! Thank you for joining us at Scrap Friends!

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  2. Absolutely FABULOUS use of the ribbon & I know what you mean by pages taking on a life of their own....so glad you joined in with us at Scrap Friends:):):)

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  3. WOW - this page is so cute. Love the way you have used the ribbons.

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  4. This is adorable. I love the ribbon!

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