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Paperchase haul!

My Paperchase haul - Project Life / scrapbooking journalling cards post from www.madewithlovebykat.co.uk

I had a couple of hours to kill after work yesterday and was feeling in the mood to buy thanks to this gorgeous Hobbycraft haul post over at These Glittery Hands, so I went mooching about Manchester City Centre. I wanted some more 4x6 cards for my Project Life album, and I thought I'd head down to Paperchase to see if they had anything I could adapt. And check out my goodies!


I love these Scrabble-style initials postcards I found - one for me and one for the boy! Plus they'll look great in some of those tricksy tall 4x6 slots you get in the type D Project Life packs.




This postcard will work brilliantly as a journalling card and I thought it was particularly apt, as when I met Luke I had absolutely no intention of falling for him as hard as I have done - in fact he was pretty annoying and rude!


This flyer is for an event today - I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it yet, but I thought I could maybe trim out some of those cute animals and use them in a December layout. 


Speaking of December... I'm going to the Olympia horse show to drink champagne and watch dressage with my mum and a friend next month. These cute stickers will be perfect for when I scrapbook the resulting pictures!


Enjoy - post below and let me know what you guys have been buying for your projects.


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