diannecp
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aw, that is great. and how cool for them to be that close! -
Honey I Shrunk the Kids
diannecp commented on KatieGrace's gallery image in National Scrapbook Day 2011
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The Snow is Landing- Redo from Tutorials and MB
diannecp commented on PolkaDot's gallery image in Weekly Newsletter Challenge
just browsing the tutorial gallery. this is awesome. just awesome. thanks for sharing your process and the tutorials used here. i've been wanting to do text on a path for a while; now i see there's a template for that? i love it all! -
this is adorable. gotta love a kid with a dandelion! i love what you did with the Buttercup collection - I'm enjoying that one very much! I -
Supplies in EXIF.but I used KME_Buttercup_Collection and CED_Bamboozled_Emb_ribbon-brown© © dianne polome 2011
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Owl Siggie (updated with purple glitter wand)
diannecp commented on Cheri T's gallery image in Message Board Signatures
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this is lovely. i too like the texture on the photo. what a sweet layout. -
Front: Mom, you color my world Inside: In beautiful and unexpected ways! Didn't get this done in time to print and mail for Mother's Day (my mom just left for FL for a month) so this will be via e-delivery for Sunday and a belated hard copy! Typically I am a do-it-yourselfer (and much never gets done because of that fact). I had fun using elements from the Bamboozled Collection (supplies in EXIF); the colors are right up my mom's alley. This was quick and easy and I finished something!© © dianne polome 2011
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This is just stunning and I love the journaling too! -
this is a great idea, to redo some early layouts. thanks for the inspiration. i think we're always needing to push the reset button on our goals but what a good way to keep them before us, embraced in beauty as you have done! thanks for sharing . . . and good luck with your goals. (there is just something about sharing goals with others too!) -
tomorrow will be day 3 rising before 5am to drive my husband downtown, since he hurt his knee (too long of a walk from the trolley station). running on empty here. would rather be "scapping" but turning in early instead.
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Very sweet! Your friends will be happy to receive something like this. Love the colors you used - bright indeed! -
Very cool. I agree, the B&W is an eye-catcher! Great job. -
very lovely! i love butterlies. I like the lace embellishment you have behind this as well. great job! -
great use of color and awesome photo - her little hands seem to be reaching out of the picture! -
this is so pretty & bright & clean!! great job! -
would someone pls. explain why the best ideas show up at 10pm when i have to get up at 5am? zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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supplies used in EXIF (can anyone tell that KME_Buttercup is my current favorite ---- I mean my only ---- collection!!) Journaling: Corey, you made our Cook’s Forest trip especially memorable! You were always off by yourself on the trails, exploring ahead of us. Remember the night you wouldn’t let anyone else sleep, so Aunt Di had to take matters in her own hands and I made you stand by me for about 20 minutes. Funny, not a peep out of you after that! Thankfully you forgot all about it in the am! You were so hard to photograph but every so often I cought one of your beautiful smiles! Love You!© © dianne polome 2011
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i really like this. simple and clean! love the photo format. this makes me want to visit ireland again. -
I love this page and what a fun family idea! Looks to me like you all won! -
critique chat, revised layout (finally!): Driveway School
diannecp commented on Reminiscing's gallery image in Mischief Week 2011
very nice. i especially like the chalk frame! -
ooh i love this. thought it was lavender at first but whatever it is, is lovely. and i love the stained glass effect of the frame. great quote too! it's all so peaceful. -
Really weird how the bottom lettering and shadow seem different (bottom seems lighter) even though I copied the styles from the top one. Any thoughts or suggestions welcome. (That was something I learned on this one - copying and pasting styles - thank you PSE9!)
