Finding Nemo

Imaginisce - Par-r-rty Me Hearty Collection - 12 x 12 Paper Pad

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Fun photos! The sketch looks great on its side, your lo looks awesome

July 22, 2017

so fun, love what you did with the sketch. Looks like you guys had a great time. I love the text on your journaling and all the fish!

July 19, 2017

July 14, 2017

Adorable page!!! Totally gonna have to lift this for my photos from when we went to see Finding Dory with my DS! LOVE your bg work, that swirl die cut and the cute little words and fishies throughout!

July 14, 2017

oh, wow, this is just amazing! I absolutely love what you did here!

July 13, 2017

love the white swirly bits..just like floating bubbles.

July 11, 2017

Such a cute page...love the messy circle diecut!

July 11, 2017

SUPERB page! Love it so much!

July 09, 2017

How fun they are!! I love this page. That swirly die cut is great!

July 07, 2017

I love circles and cut out fish! Love the background!

July 07, 2017

Great page, love the fun photos, title and how you used the circles

July 07, 2017

A really cute lo, love the circular die!

July 06, 2017

Such a fun page! Love that kaisercraft die cut!

July 06, 2017

REALLY like the background, and I think I NEED the Kaisercraft round die :)

July 05, 2017

I want to hang out with your girls! They are a lot of fun. Like the circle die; perfect for the lo. Cute how you sprinkled the fish over the page.

July 05, 2017

Gotta LOVE camera hams. LOL Cute photos!

July 05, 2017

Terrific design with endearing, funny photos!! Absolutely beautiful!!

July 05, 2017

Love all the elements and polka dot embossed alphies!

July 05, 2017

I see Nemo! I found him! How cute and what an adorable title. I love the circle sketch die thing - I have never seen that one before and I love it - perfect for this layout. The fish in the upper left corner looks like a humuhumunukunukuapaua'a - which is the official state fish of Hawaii. Its a type of trigger fish. Its my husband's nickname for me, but he calls me humu for short. Actually, the name of the fish means "Snout of a pig" in Hawaiian, but we didn't learn that until after my husband had started calling me humu.