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TIME TO FLY AWAY MY LOVE


During the month of July Altered Pages is partnering with Leaky Shed. Today I am sharing a scrapbook page. Scrapbooking was one of my first loves, that is  until I started working with Steampunk jewelry and collages.  


"Time To Fly Away My Love"




This page has a little story! Here we have two birds that have been very much in love.  One of the birds is about to escape from the bird cage and take flight. Kissing his partner he softly whispers, "Time to fly away my love."  

The Leaky Shed birdcage is decorated with glitter pens. Attached with adhesive dots on the Leaky Shed game spinner are little alpha beads spelling "Fly Away". 

The flowers are colored with Metalic Rub-ons, self adhesive Glitz Rhinestones are the centers. Fluttering from the flowers are butterflies in flight,  fussy cut from a Butterfy Collage Sheet.  The base page has clocks on it signifying time is flying." 

Supplies: 
Leaky Shed Studio Birdcage
Leaky Shed Studio Game Spinner 
Flowers                                   Adhesive Stickers
Glue
Glitter
Butterfly Collage Sheet 
Glitz Paper        

From my Stash: Scrapbook paper, birds, beads 

Don't forget to stay tuned all month to see the great projects from both the Altered Pages and Leaky Shed design  teams using Altered Pages and Leaky Shed  products!


Remember to comment each day this month for a chance to win this great prize package!!!
                                        



Comments

  1. Francine, this is charming! Great use of the fairy wings, too. Very nice.

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  2. Love all the little details in your layout! Great job!

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  3. Thank you Robin and Tonya so much

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  4. Very creative! I hope he come back to her♥

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  5. I meant comes!! I guess I got caught up in the story!

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  6. Pretty little canvas with a lovely story attached. Love all the wings and things, too!

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  7. Nifty sb page! Love all of the amazing butterflies! So pretty :)

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