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Patterned paper – Daisy D’s Grow<BR><BR>Solid cardstock for labels and journal box – Chatterbox by Bazzill – Light Fawn<BR><BR>Solid cardstock for title and date label – unknown<BR><BR>Vellum – unknown <BR><BR>Frame – Daisy D’s Grow<BR><BR>Embossing powder – Ranger Seafoam White<BR><BR>Stamping ink – Tsukineko – Versacolor Brown<BR><BR>Dymo labelmaker<BR><BR>Pen – Zig Writer Coffee<BR><BR>The title was handwritten then embossed. I used the labelmaker to make the "grow" and date labels. I used stamping ink to bring out the embossing of the "grow" label. To make the date label lettering stand out, I went over the letters with embossing ink and then embossed with the powder. <BR><BR>The journaling says: "It certainly was right before our eyes! It seems as though your pants were fine one Sunday and too short the next. You didn’t even know that they were too short. Today you were imitating Daddy, taking pictures with your 'camera' from McDonald's. It's just another way you are growing up. You yearn to do a lot of things that Daddy and I do. I'm sure that soon you will not want to hear, 'You can do that when you get older.' For now, it's okay with you."<BR><BR>


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