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Bleeding Heart

Sherry Lynn

31 May 2012 - 06:26 AM

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Even though I really don't feel like scrapping I knew I wanted to show my story --- My bleeding heart bush has the most flowers on it that it has ever had --- I keep telling my husband that it is grieving for Odie right along with us! TFL!

I used the following:
Scrap Girls Blossom Collection
Sincerely Yours By Amanda Fraijo-Tobin

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Photostrip for May Gallery Contest - Flowers

LOOK AT ME! -- MAY Monthly Layout Contest -- 2012

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A-M

31 May 2012 - 06:32 AM | Permalink: #1

This is pretty. I like the large photo background and the stitching ( I always like to see stitching on layouts... not sure why , but I just do ).

lorac

31 May 2012 - 06:48 AM | Permalink: #2

Sherry this is so pretty. And I'm sure you are right about the plant grieving for Odie. He was such a sweet doggy. I love the large photo blended into the background, those flowers are just so beautiful. The smaller photo with the stitching and the cluster is lovely. I like how you used a simple white frame around the photo. Love the font.

Florida granny

31 May 2012 - 07:32 AM | Permalink: #3

I'm so glad to see you in the gallery again, Sherry Lynn. I hope scrapping is helping you somewhat.
These flowers are lovely! I like the way you've used the blended version as a full background to the page. The texture makes it look like we are seeing the flowers through a screen, which is a lovely effect. Pretty cluster, too. And, like Anne-Marie above, I also enjoy seeing stitching.