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I think you will be surprised when you find out what it's made of!!
Laura
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Following the Paper Trail to Fun, Friendship and Creativity
About Me
- Laura
- Hi! I am a married mother of two living in the beautiful Northwest. I grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. I moved to Seattle after graduate school. My husband is an engineer with Boeing. My son is 17 and in High School and a hockey goalie. My daughter is 14, starting High School this year. Prior to my children being born I worked for 15 years as an Interior Architect in downtown Seattle.
A favorite quote....
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Hi Laura -
ReplyDeleteReally sweet butterflies. The texture on them remind me of roofing tiles.
Elaine Allen
ummm...okay, I admit to scrapbook shopping at the hardware store and using "unique" materials...but that would be out there even for me..hmmm...maybe not...wheels turning...uh-oh...
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful Laura!!!
ReplyDeleteGrunge looking, Cool
O.K., roofing tiles.... how about sand paper?!? Ha, ha! Very cool looking at any rate. :)
ReplyDeleteHmm...looks like the butterflies have some thickness to them. Could they be made of some kind of rubber or foam? Are two of them embossed with distress embossing powder?
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