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Fairy Babies

Hi everyone! It's me Tonya and I am here to share my Pocket Letter which is my very first one I created. I used a variety of printables, Graphic 45 and Glitz cardstock to create this fun page.


I love the saying from the Pocket Quotes 2365. I dolled them up with bits of cardstock and butterfly punches.


I also used the following printables: Tinted BabiesTea Party Flowers and Fairy Wings. There was a lot of fussy cutting but in the end I think everything turned out adorable.


I also inked edges of the cards, printed the fly, cherish and inspire sentiments from the computer and added sequins and flat back pearls to finish off the cards.


After looking at my page I decided it still needed something else so I added a banner. I punched tiny holes on either side of the Pocket Letter sleeve and threaded the twine in the holes and tied off.



Since this is for the Pocket Letter Pals and Altered Pages Swap I have contacted my swap partner, packaged it up nice and pretty and got it in the mail quickly. 


Also I  did added some goodies for my partner to enjoy in her next project. :-)
If you have any questions about this project please let me know.




Supplies Used:
Other Supplies: 
Ribbon, Lace, Sequins, Chalk Ink, Flatback Pearls, Twine

Thanks for stopping by, hope your Saturday is awesome and enjoy creating!


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