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WOYWW 206 | Posting late today!

Edited to add: I'm sorry if some of you tried to leave comments yesterday and never saw them show up. I tried to leave a comment myself yesterday -- tried twice -- and it never turned up in my queue to approve. It does appear to be working normally today. 

Hello, friends! This is how my table looked this morning before I left for work. I've been catching up on some Project Life pages after getting a bunch of prints made up. I printed out two free PL items -- one from Cathy Zielske and one from Ali Edwards -- and made the colors match. I'm caught up now -- just have to do last week's page. It should come together fast, since I have a bazillion pictures from Gabi's two birthday parties. :)  I'm linking up to blog hop extraordinaire: WOYWW -- come check it out, if you like virtually visiting all over the world. 

I prepped these frames for Gabi and her friends to decorate with glitter glue, sequins, and stickers. I glued the letters on, did a layer of gesso, then paint. One little girl hates pink, so did blue for her. 

This is one of the Project Life pages I finished yesterday. 

Hope you are having a good week, with time to play and plenty of your favorite snack and beverage at hand. 

~ Laura

WOYWW 205 | Quiet desk after a weekend of scrapbooking

Good morning, friends! I've got my bowls of embellishments out on the right (brads, buttons, tiny wood veneer, etc.), some punched butterflies (I got a new large butterfly punch and I love it), and all the flowers dumped out of their jar. I'm going to do something with the stencil for a page background, but since yesterday was daughter's birthday, I didn't do anything on it. (If you, too, have an insatiable need to show your workdesk and see what lots of other folks are doing, link up with Julia's WOYWW.) 

Used up some hoarded October Afternoon papers here. Fussy cutting makes me nuts, but always looks pretty in the end. :)

This layout (as with the one above) was submitted for a Big Picture Classes challenge. In this case, we were to attach a divided page protector as a second page with washi tape. The page protector was from a different manufacturer and the sizes were markedly different, so after I took this picture, I substituted one that worked better!


This one tells a favorite story.

Daughter and I made cookies for her to take to school to share with her classmates.

Thanks for visiting! 

~ Laura

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Happy Wednesday and happy WOYWW (a great excuse to show what you've made and see the work desks of lots of other folks.) Waving hello to our hostess Julia in the UK from my spot in upstate NY. The sun is out and the birds are singing. Now if I could stay home and play. . . but no.  ;-)

What you can see on my desk is my TH tag for April in the center (that needs to be flattened in a book, I'd say). You can get a closer look here. Other than that, I've got stamps, ink, spray mists, scrap paper, and another tag to play with some other time. 

Here is the layout that I was about to start on Wednesday last week: 

Thanks for visiting! 

~ Laura