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For the March Title Challenge - to use the title "Don't Touch the ___________" and fill in the blank. I used the title "Don't Touch the Ball" for my layout about Twinkie and her obsession with her tennis ball. Lol. I also made my own background for the bonus by stamping large paw prints all over cream colored cardstock.
Journaling: Twinkie is very protective of her tennis ball. If someone is outside throwing it for her, all she wants to do is run and chase it and bring it back, so it can be thrown for her again. She doesn't want Sky to take the ball and interrupt her fun, so even when she rests she keeps it with her. Sky knows that if she tries to take it that Twinkie will bark at her and "tell" her to leave her ball alone. There are times when Sky will get to the ball before Twinkie - and it is so sweet to see how when Twinkie goes to her to take the ball how Sky easily gives it to her.
Paper:
7 Paper Baxter
Cardstock from stash
Embellishments:
Enamel Dots - Doodlebug Matte Dog Assortment
Dog Bone Paper Clip - Doodlebug
Green Vellum Hearts - 7 Paper Baxter
Journaling Card - KaiserCraft Furry Friends
Mini Tennis Ball -Doodlebug Puppy Play Sprinkles
Dog Bone and Paw Print Brads - from stash
Stickers - Reminisce It's A Dog's Life, Echo Park Rover, and Creative Imaginations
Wood Veneer - KaiserCraft Lucky Dip Pets
Fuzzy Tennis Balls - Recollections
Blank Green Banner Flags - The Paper Studio
Washi Tape - Recollections
Alphas:
Thickers - brown stitched
Recollections - green glossy
Doodlebug Teensy Type in Bon Bon - mini circles
Stamp:
We R Friends Forever Clear Stamps
Ink:
Versa Magic Dew Drop Chalk Ink in Wheat
Journaling: Twinkie is very protective of her tennis ball. If someone is outside throwing it for her, all she wants to do is run and chase it and bring it back, so it can be thrown for her again. She doesn't want Sky to take the ball and interrupt her fun, so even when she rests she keeps it with her. Sky knows that if she tries to take it that Twinkie will bark at her and "tell" her to leave her ball alone. There are times when Sky will get to the ball before Twinkie - and it is so sweet to see how when Twinkie goes to her to take the ball how Sky easily gives it to her.
Paper:
7 Paper Baxter
Cardstock from stash
Embellishments:
Enamel Dots - Doodlebug Matte Dog Assortment
Dog Bone Paper Clip - Doodlebug
Green Vellum Hearts - 7 Paper Baxter
Journaling Card - KaiserCraft Furry Friends
Mini Tennis Ball -Doodlebug Puppy Play Sprinkles
Dog Bone and Paw Print Brads - from stash
Stickers - Reminisce It's A Dog's Life, Echo Park Rover, and Creative Imaginations
Wood Veneer - KaiserCraft Lucky Dip Pets
Fuzzy Tennis Balls - Recollections
Blank Green Banner Flags - The Paper Studio
Washi Tape - Recollections
Alphas:
Thickers - brown stitched
Recollections - green glossy
Doodlebug Teensy Type in Bon Bon - mini circles
Stamp:
We R Friends Forever Clear Stamps
Ink:
Versa Magic Dew Drop Chalk Ink in Wheat
Products Used
This project uses products from Doodlebug, Creative Imaginations, American Crafts, Tsukineko, KaiserCraft, Echo Park, 7 Paper





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