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Day 23 – He’s Not Home for Christmas Anymore!
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Hybrid digi-scrapping, Mothers Day and 2 up coming Give-aways
How are you all doing? It has been a busy week here, lots going on. First 2 digi-scrap items to share – in fact they are HYBRID – so they “really exist” and you can touch them. I usually print by digi-scrap layouts out at 4 x 4 inches, and display them in small books….
Faces of St Patrick in Belfast, 2010
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Day 2 of my Christmas Advent
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When Raymond met Sally
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