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I haven't posted a lot of the layouts that I'd done last week and before. Since I am distracting myself from the REAL issues, I thought I'd post these today. The post is photo intensive so I've made thumbnails. Click to view.

You Make My Heart Melt



Credits:
From Diamante Designs Life's Little Moments Collection.
Background paper ~ Treasure,
Paper squares ~ Treasure,
Photo Corners ~ Treasure,
Ricracs ~ Treasure
Ribbon ~ Treasure
Brads ~ Tender Thoughts

Also used Diamante Designs-
Glass Flowers Vol 2
Paint Stroke ~ Necessities Collection Paint It
Circle Stitching ~ Let Yourself Shine
Fonts are Hurricane, Stamped DSG, and Scriptina

Sweet Love



Credits:
Layout inspired by one of Gina's.

From Diamante Designs Life's Little Moments Collection.
Background Paper ~ Tender Thoughts
Photo Mat Paper ~ Tender Thoughts
Ribbon Loops ~ Tender Thoughts
Ribbon ~ Tender Thoughts
Twisty Tie ~ Tender Thoughts
Felt Flowers ~ Tender Thoughts
Paper Tag ~ Tender Thoughts
Double Photo Frame ~ Treasure

Also used Diamante Designs-
Watercolor Doodles
Felt Alpha
Fonts are HansHand and Stamped DSG

Go



Credits:
From Diamante Designs by Lori Wiley
Background Paper ~ Vintage Flair
Ribbons ~ Vintage Flair
Papers behind photo ~ Vintage Flair
Screws ~ LLM collection Mystical Moments
Paint Splatter ~ The Necessities Collection
Notepaper ~ The Necessities Collection
Glass Flower 2
Florish ~ Be Free

Brushes ~ Jason Gaylor
Frame ~ Maya's Promise to Write kit

Diwali



Journaling: Diwali is the Festival of Lights. It symbolizes the victory of good over evil. Earthen Lamps are lit as a sign of celebration and hope for the mankind. The literal meaning of Diwali (also known as Deepawali) is Row of Lamps. Hindus celebrate Diwali by worshipping God Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi. In India, the whole country celebrates the festival by decorating their homes with lights, making colorful Rangoli designs, lighting fire crackers and sharing sweets with friends and family.

Credits:
Everything except the string from Miki Ferkul's Celebration of Light kit. String is from her Scrapside Emergency kit.

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Erin (moviemuse) said…
Oh, these are wonderful! The one about him squatting makes me laugh, but I think my favorite one is "Go." Just really really great; the photo, the framing, the placement of elements. It is wonderful!
11:44 PM
Sene said…
The LO's are absolutely amazing!! Love them...M's ones are the best. And I like "Sweet Love" too.....
1:41 AM
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