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En/ Best Route Scrapbook Page


I am so excited to share the new En / Best Route designer paper. I love it so much that I created three scrapbook pages of my road trip that I took in June. My husband and I visited family & did some sight seeing in Illinois, Indiana and McKinney Texas. 


I hope you are enjoying our Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Blog Hop featuring projects that are travel or scrapbook related. Fellow demonstrators from all over the globe are participating so we have a wide array of fun projects to share with you! You may have arrived from Shirley Merker's blog. She has a fabulous project!
I love these pages, and they are double sided! Do you know what else is awesome?

Starting my first scrapbook page I cut a sheet of the 8.5 x 11 to 3.5 x 8.5
I also used the Support Ribbon Framelits dies for the flower shape and heart shapes. 

My final products:

If you like what you see and are interested in purchasing supplies, visit my store today. -Click here-

I also created a Pocket letter:
Don't forget the washi tape!

Please add a comment and let me know what you think or like.

Thanks for hopping through. Click on the next image to zoom to Shirley's post if you haven't already seen it to see what fun ideas she has designed.


All the supplies used in my design can be ordered through my online store "here".

If you don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, I would be happy to have you join my team.

Here is a list of hoppers in case you get off the trail...

Sue McDonald, UK
Melanie Coverston, USA
Shirley Merker, USA
Sandra Roberts, UK
Anastasia Radloff, USA
Emilie Poncelet, CA
Sandy Ward, USA
Sue Kremer, USA
Elizabeth Green, CA
Ginger Rabesa, USA

Bonus Blog:
Stefanie Seaver, USA --- You are here!
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