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Scrapbooking, S is for Swing

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Hi everybody!  A few years ago, I made a page for my daughter called B is for.  It had different things B could be like beautiful and bellybutton.  Well, I decided to try another page like that.  This time it was for the letter S.  
 
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It's a fun page with a little bit of interaction.  I know it looks a little wonkey in the picture, but it really is straight in real life.  Of course, I made this page for the Memory Nest Make it Monday.  I went with the interactive page with a flap to add my extra photo because I felt adding a photo another way kind of lost the spirit of the sketch and I really wanted to include both photos.
 
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It was fun trying to find a few embellishments in my stash that started with the letter S.  Of course I had lots and lots of stars!  The bunny is really random.  A fun Japanese dollar store opened up by me and they have lots of fun paper bits!  That's where the bunny comes from.  He might make a few appearances on a few of my pages.
 
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S is for sewing!
 
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I found this stick together sticker and had to use it!  Perfect for how my daughter and her teddy bear are always together!
 
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  1. KerryMonday, May 18, 2015

    This is just a sweet and fun page Saskia! I love the little embellishment cluster and the wooden stars on the corner of the photo. But the stitched title is my favourite, I really must do more of that on my pages! TFS. xx

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  2. JaneTuesday, May 19, 2015

    Such a super idea to go with S is for - may just have to try this myself. Love the stitched word and the multi photo surprise!

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