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Cow Girls at a party
Credits – https://https://www.digishoptalk.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=119859&cat=all&ppuser=3752 Last night I created this layout of Sarah and her friends at a recent birthday party. They really enjoyed getting all dressed up, which was lovely to see, as they are all past the princess/fairy stage of wanting to dress-up. I used the Going West kit from Weeds & Wildflowers, which is…
Monday Musings – including more from Donegal
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