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CTMH-- Studio J Layouts

Here are some of my recent Studio J creations.

Once again, I am using Studio J to create my 2012 Calendar.  This year, I am doing them early, so it doesn't pile up on me at the end of the year!


 
April's calendar layouts using Sophia (yes, these are pictures from last week and YES, my daughter's dress matches the paper pack!)

 

March calendar layouts using Lucky.

 

Park day using Rough and Tumble- and oldie but goodie!  This may have been my very first paper pack I ordered through CTMH (4 1/2 years ago)

 

Batting Practice using Stardust

 
Lil Artists using Animal Cookies

 

1st Lesson using Splash Zone (studio J exclusive)

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Just Jaime said…
Great idea to get started early! I love the Easter pp!
May 2, 2011 at 12:25 PM
Jasmine said…
Yes very good idea!!! I should take a page from your book. Beautiful work.
Jasmine
May 4, 2011 at 7:27 AM
The Scrappy Cottage said…
These are some wonderful layouts. So good of you to get started on them so early....
May 4, 2011 at 5:18 PM
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