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Princess

November 21, 2008 by sarah hodsdon

My daughter is a true princess through and through. She loves pink, anything sparkly, tiaras, and dresses. She is completely the girl I never was. Awhile back I scored some wonderful trinkets from Imaginisce that were designed specifically with my daughter in mind (okay, that was a stretch… every little girl in mind). I LOVED the fact that this line is so versatile. Many times, cute princess type things get typecast into a specific role- they are either for birth announcements or little girl birthday parties. This line, although it is perfect for either event, I found could be completely cool for bridal showers, engagement parties, graduations, quince or sweet 16 parties and any number of other interesting things as well. Having rediscovered this line in my own personal stash inspired me to rethink the wonderful Christmas gifts I will be making. I snagged this picture from the gallery over at Imaginisce to inspire you!

 

Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out these printable designs we found on Etsy and these fun festive Scrapbooking embellishments for Christmas we found.

Check out these other Christmas-themed posts for project ideas and tutorials for Holiday Scrapbooking. Love Christmas as much as we do? Join our  Christmas Crafts & DIY Facebook group. or follow our Christmas Pinterest Boards

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Comments

  1. Terrye says

    November 22, 2008 at 4:34 am

    I used to scrapbook all the time, every chance I got, still have about a million dollars worth of stuff. Seems like time is the enemy when it comes to crafts, and knitting and spinning have taken over.
    I love the pink sparkly stuff, my twin granddaughters, well one of them, would have loved this image, the other was more about being outside and getting dirty. Alas, they are “all grown up now” (almost 11) and now instead of pink sparkles there are BOYS!!
    Your post has inspired me to get out my stuff and start again, thank you for that!

    Terrye

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