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Hi Everyone!  Danie here today with just a quick post and it's a bit late also.  Having been sick the past few days after our return from Melbourne and now that winter is well and truly here you could say the title of my post sums up how I am feeling Vintage (old) and Blue.  But it really is the name of the Collection from Glitz that I have used for my card today.


Altered Pages have a range of Glitz Paper Collections and coordinating trims, embellishments and stamps for you to choose from all of which have a wonderful vintage feel.

My card is made using an image from the Vintage Hats Collage Sheet - AP-11, Glitz Vintage Blue 6 x 6 Papers, Trims and the coordinating Clear Stamp Set. 

The individual half pearls, pearl trim and blue ink are from my stash.  

Also just a reminder that you still have time to enter this month's Altered Pages Challenge - Baby Dolls.  Jean has added a number fabulous item to the prize pack you could win earlier today and don't forget to vote for your favorite project by our DT also.

Danie xx


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  1. DIYDesignStudioWednesday, June 19, 2013

    what a wonderful layout, all the elements are perfect! Thanks for sharing Danie.

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