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Scrapbooking, Big Sister Lovin'

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Ah it's Monday.  I have to fly back to Seattle later today after being on Holiday in Rochester, NY.  I'm sad to be leaving all my family (my daughter LOVED playing with all her cousins), but I will not miss the -6 temps, several feet of snow, and lots of wind.
It's another color challenge over at Make it Monday over at the Memory Nest.  This color pallet is not my normal kind of color scheme as it is far too muted.  Oddly, it reminds me a lot of my sister's furniture from Florida.  If only I had a picture of it!
To bring in the neutral color, I added the wooden frame and the cork stars.  In the inspiration I noticed a tiny bit of yellow on the table so I added the blue patch with the yellow star.  I had to get a little more color in!
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  1. JessicaMonday, January 06, 2014

    Wonderful layout. I love those star pins they are very cool.

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  2. Leslie GermainMonday, January 06, 2014

    Beautiful layout. Love the pop of yellow and great job with the colors. Stay warm and hope you make it home soon! But in the meantime enjoy your family time.

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