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Candy Word Book

Here's my first Word Book. I like how it turned out.

It's for my cousin's 18th birthday. She loves pink, black and white, but she's is not to foo-foo with ribbons and such. (sorry the pictures are so bad, Santa is suppose to bing me a new camera)



I used my SCAL program to weld the letters to the "squares". I used chipboard and various scrapbook papers ie. velum, glitter, embossed. It made such a big difference using textured papers.

I you have SCAL or DS, you have to try at least one word book!!!!

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  1. This is so feminine and lovely, and I adore it!

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  2. Thanks so much for adding me to your blog list. :) I used to paper scrap a while back, then got into digiscrapping and designing and it seems like paper scrapping has gotten so much more advanced. I'm loving all the neat things I'm learning. :) Have a very Happy Thanksgiving!! :)

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  3. This is truly adorable!!!! Thanks for adding the link to Fantabulous Cricut :)

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  4. Love it! Thanks for sharing it with us at FCCB! Hope to see more of your adorable projects linked up to us! :)

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