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Scrapbooking, A Dashin in the Bassline

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I've totally been on a rainbow kick lately.  I made this page for the SWAT selfie challenge and for Lasting Memories challenge.  Selfie challenges are everywhere!  It isn't very often I make a page for myself.  This time I got all messy with gelatos and mist.  I'm really glad I'm able to keep my sewing machine out all the time now at our new house.  It's nice to be able to quickly get a few stiches on a page.  I'm betting I'm going to have a lot more stitching on my pages now.
 
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  1. by belleMonday, June 23, 2014

    I love the rainbow colors!! Thanks so much for sharing with us at SWAT!!

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  2. Denise PustelniakMonday, June 23, 2014

    Love both! COOL! Love those rainbow colors!
    Thanks for joining us at Lasting Memories

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  3. MicheleWednesday, June 25, 2014

    I'm in love with this layout! It's so simple, yet so perfect! Thanks for joining us at Lasting Memories!! :)

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  4. KarenBThursday, June 26, 2014

    Love the way you used the rainbow colours, and I love your stitching!

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  5. Leslie GermainThursday, June 26, 2014

    LOVE the rainbow!!! I may try a layout with rainbow! Thanks for sharing Saskia!!!

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  6. Lisa PSaturday, June 28, 2014

    Looks awesome!! Love it with the bg paper. Thanks for playing at SWAT.

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  7. JaneFriday, July 04, 2014

    Such happy and bright colours. Thanks for playing along with us on LM.

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