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For a friend who keeps chickens, a decoupage kit, not exciting but job done.
For Mick's boss who fishes and keeps fish, inside it says Best Fishes on your birthday, corny but saw a similar tag in a mag and thought it apt.

Our pharmacist friend.

As the last, using papers from a mag, the one that has proper paper in the middle, can't remember the name of it but it had 'free' wording stamps this time

For a beekeeping friend

and a LO for a UKS challenge using stamps, a diagonal line and 2 photo's.
journalling reads; In Dec 2016 DH's pelvis collapsed due to damage caused by Multiple Myeloma. He was in a wheelchair for a year while the MM was dealt with by chemo and a stem cell transplant.
Mr Tillman at Royal Orthapaedic Hospital Birmingham inserted a 'Harrington' device to accommodate the hip replacement. A shorter left leg but weight bearing and walking!!

wow you have been busy, all lovely and the page very importent to document.

Good heavens, Karelyn - how have you found the time! The ribbon fish are amazing! Would love to do one for a friend's husband who has angling as a hobby - how is it done? Can't quite see.

Lynda

Love the fish one, they are all good though

great work and I love the title of ow to wow, yes very important to document stuff, thats what scrapping is all about i think.

Lynda I just kind of copied the pic I saw and made it up, make a point for the nose/mouth end by folding grosgrain ribbon then I put a bit of red dst on the back and folded it do that a bit poked up each side then back on itself to make the tails, used dst to fix between the layers and added the googly eyes with wet glue.

Thanks, Karelyn: will study in detail and copy yours! Thought there might be a trick to it.

Lynda

Smashing cards, fish are a fun idea.
Clever title for the layout.