Using die cuts from swap

[mpizzazz]

You've really got this layering thing down now!

[nchoney]

I used lots of the diecuts from the swap on these layouts of zoo photos.... thanks again for all the super diecuts you all made!!

[pamcook]

Beautiful Debi!

[mpizzazz]

Wow, I can't believe the amount of scrapping you do when you get into it! Amazing!

[jmp1022]

Great job on all the uses of die cuts

[troublesmom]

Really good job Debbie!

[Debbie J]

This is the saga of my baby robins this spring. I used a die cut of the birds on top from Nancy I think, and the one on the bottom of the page is from Pam P. I think only 2 survived. Hope they come back next year.

[pamcook]

Great photos Debbie!
Cute layout - nice to have those diecuts, right?

[nchoney]

great series of photos.... and Yay for the diecuts!!

[troublesmom]

Debbie your layout is great. I hope the family comes back next year for you also. Fun watching those birds.

[mpizzazz]

Since I've been home, I've added a few diecuts to journal pages.

On the days it was 97 in Alsace, I wished we had a fan in the bedroom. Fan from Pam C.

Fan from Pam

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At the parade in Selestat the leader rode a bike like this one from Jen.

Bike from Jen

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Our last day in France. Clock from Pam Cook-we overslept.
fleur-de-lis from Carol.

Clock from Pam and fleur-de-lis from Carol

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[mpizzazz]

One more with circle design from Nancy, I think. I covered it with gold flakes to go with the Baroque church in Linz.

[pamcook]

Great pages Marianne! It's been nice to have such a large assortment to choose from.

[nchoney]

Wonderful! It's fun to have such an assorted collection of diecuts to choose from. Not ones I'd buy the dies for, because I wouldn't use some of them over and over enough to justify buying the dies... but SO fun to have them to use on layouts right now. You thought of lots of uses for them!!

[paddlegal]

Your die selections are wonderful Marianne. And so are your journal pages.