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Scrapbooking, Pumpkin Patch

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I loved how the water color background turned out for my son's page so much, that I had to try it again.  This time, I thought I would make a two page layout for my daughter's book since it has been a very long time since I've tried one.
 
I wanted to scrap these pumpkin patch pictures from last year because we were just about to go to the pumpkin patch again and I thought they would help me get into the fall mood.  I just love fall, but the weather in the pacific northwest is so unpredictable this time of year.  You never know if there is going to be a sunny day to go pumpkin picking so you have to take advantage of one when it comes!
 
Scrap Our Stash had their Tic Tac Toe challenge again, so I thought I would give it a go.  I went right down the center and did 3 buttons, decorative pins, and wood veneers.  I scattered buttons randomly onto the page.  I used up the little joy pin from Little Yellow Bicycle that I had laying around still.  I also added a little wooden heart.  I wanted to add more wooden veneers, but nothing else would cooperate with me.
 
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  1. You absolutely rock! All the things I love at the moment are on your page - paint wash, stitching and orange! Great job and thanks so much for joining in our tic tac toe fun!. xx

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  2. Awesome watercoloring, and title work..love the stitching! Wonderful 2 page layout and take on the Tic Tac Toe challenge! Thank you for joining us at Scrap Our Stash!

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  3. Absolutely gorgeous! I love the watercolor! Thank you so much for playing along at SOS!

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  4. Love the watercolor background and the stamped circles! Such a different take on a pumpkin patch layout! Thanks for playing tic-tac-toe with us at SOS!!

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  5. Love the watercolor background! It looks so amazing! Thanks for playing along with us at Scrap Our Stash!

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  6. Love the colors you chose, this is amazing!!!! Thanks for playing along with SOS!
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  7. WOW!!! The water colors are absolutely gorgeous! I am so inspired by your layout and the stitching is fabulous! Wonderful take on the stash challenge! Thanks for playing along with us at Scrap Our Stash! :)

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  8. Wow!!! your two page layout is amazing,love the fun photos and the colors and the title stitching really rocks! Thank you so much for linking up at Scrap our Stash!

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  9. GORGEOUS, Saskia. You def have a knack for watercolors. Makes me want to try that technique. Great layout.

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  10. fantastic double page layout! love the water colors! Thanks for playing along with Scrap Our Stash!

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  11. Ooooh! I love this! Love the paint and what a great way to tie a 2-page LO together...super job! Thanks for playing with Scrap Our Stash!

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