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CT April Challenge
by scrapsakesMar 31, 2007
a sample layout for the april "supply list" challenge,
scrapped some of the flowers dh has given me :)
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"Springtime's almost here and whether you
have a green thumb or not, I encourage
you to cultivate and use inspiration, not
perspiration, to dig up a garden of ideas.
As the saying goes... 'April showers bring
May flowers' and you can never have too
many of them either! It's flower power month,
so for this challenge, let's break out these
beauties in whatever form you have them
(mulberry, paper, chipboards, etc)
then, creatively plant them wherever you
please and watch them bloom and grow!"
scrapped some of the flowers dh has given me :)
-----
"Springtime's almost here and whether you
have a green thumb or not, I encourage
you to cultivate and use inspiration, not
perspiration, to dig up a garden of ideas.
As the saying goes... 'April showers bring
May flowers' and you can never have too
many of them either! It's flower power month,
so for this challenge, let's break out these
beauties in whatever form you have them
(mulberry, paper, chipboards, etc)
then, creatively plant them wherever you
please and watch them bloom and grow!"












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