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Yay! A scrapbook page

I made this page on Sunday, I just didn't get around to photographing it until this morning. I had a new washing machine delivered a couple of weeks ago but in order to get it into the garage in the right spot my brother and nephew came to move the old one. Actually my brother moved it and my nephew just gave him expert directions. I think he's going to end up working for a council somewhere! He claimed a couple of empty washing powder tubs and then did a bit of a forage in my craft room. He sat for ages with his Dad and between them they came up with this. It was great to see them discussing the whole process and making something together, usually his head is at a 45 degree and with his mouth open and a controller in his hands.
I used the instructions over at Sarah's cards, it was a 10 minute layout suggestion that really appealed to my busy days. I love it and will be saving this idea to use again.

On another note 'Project Top Secret' is done and sitting ready to transport to Craftwork Cards on Saturday morning. Yes I'm driving everything there, I just don't trust that it will travel very well with the Royal Mail!
The Big Idea Festival has started now so I'm hoping to keep up with everything and will post all my makes here for you. This is free and uses existing stash (if you want it to) so I'm sure you'll still be able to sign up if you want.
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Emma Williams said…
Lovely scrapbook page and congratulations on finally completing the "top secret project". I did actually put my trust in Royal Mail and luckily, it's all arrived, safe and sound, with no damage! Can't wait to see the final results now...it's all very exciting! :)

Love Emma
x
12 August 2010 at 14:23
Rachael Elliott said…
Love your 10 minute layout!
13 August 2010 at 07:18
Rachel said…
great page hun, thanks so much for playing along xx
19 August 2010 at 22:11
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