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Slipping Through My Fingers...

It seems like just yesterday my daughter was born and now, just a short time later, she is turning 7 today. Where did the time go? I started this mixed media page with her in mind. The colors are representative of the two of us and just happened to tie in with the collage page 1662D A Visit to the Dollhouse.
In addition to the above collage page I used Punchinella, Crafters Workshop Stencil, Maya Road Pearl Mist from the AlteredPages.com store. Additional supplies included Watercolor Paper, Acrylic Paint, Distress Inkpad and Reinker, Want2Scrap Bling and Buttons Galore Buttons.


Lyrics to the ABBA song Slipping Through My Fingers are printed on tissue and Mod Podged to the page allowing the textures of the background stenciling to show through.



Happy Birthday Fancy Pants!
I hope you enjoy my Mixed Media Page! Thank you for looking~leslierahye

Comments

  1. Your collage is lovely, thank you for sharing it.

    Hugs,
    Meri

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  2. Lovely composition, well thought out. THANKS for allowing us to see it.

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  3. Very pretty! Love all the texture!

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  4. What a pretty and girly page using my favorite color combo Leslie. And such a wonderful way to commemorate your daughter's 7th birthday in your journal! xx

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  5. It's lovely & I love that song! I cry every time I hear it!

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