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November 2012

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Hi!  Isn't Blogger acting a bit weird lately?  I can't open the comment section sometimes.  Anyway, I haven't found a good routine lately for crafting since I've been sleeping so early these days.  I can't seem to wake up early in the mornings unless I sleep early.  But I finally did get to finish my November 2012 calendar/scrapbook page using MFT's current sketch.

 

I used Pure Innocence Chrysanthemum.  I didn't really want to fussy cut her out but I colored a bit messy out of the lines and the only way to really fix it was to cut it out.  Good thing I didn't chop off the flower or the skinny stem or something.  Then I paper pieced her dress.

Close up photo.

The other page.

Just a short post.  I am going to sleep!

Thanks for reading!

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RiNNE said…
Such a pretty card! Love the papers you used!
January 12, 2012 at 11:45 PM
Cheryl said…
Cute page! You're almost done with the whole calendar! Nice coloring! Yeah, I think it's hard to stay in the lines sometimes with the copics, like I get carried away trying to blend, I thought I have to do it quickly before it dries and it gets out of control. I think I'm just sticking with skin for now. I can't believe you cut that flower out. It looks like that would be painful.
January 13, 2012 at 12:25 PM
SuiLan said…
Pretty paper and lace! Great work with the coloring and paper piece! Amazing how you cut out the stem!
January 15, 2012 at 12:24 PM
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