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Hello! and Good Morning!

I hope your day is off to a good start! WARNING! Cuteness ahead! I decided to work with some Amy Tangerine goodies this month and I am so glad I decided to do that. These colors and Ephemera really go well with my kids photos. So lets take a look at what I came up with!


I went for the mixed media look again, as well as some cut files. I love that combo! I also love backing my cut files with paper too, something about it just calms me. It's a job that I don't mind doing. 
I used Amy Tangerine Better Together Ephemera Pack and Amy Tangerine Better Together Puffy Stickers I love these puffy stickers, something about them make me feel like a little kid again. 
I am also using Amy Tangerine Rise and Shine Foam Thickers for my Title. I hope you all enjoyed this layout as much as I love Amy Tangerine :0) Have a great week and be looking out for my process video over on my YouTube Channel: PokeFreckleDot
XOXO



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