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Since I have no die cutting machine whatsoever, I had to look through some ancient stash, where I found this scrapbook page title. Living in California for many years, I have a few unscrapped beach photos, however I pulled this one out of my art journal, with the sun sticker and one of the plaid scraps attached. I designed the layout around this die cut letter (I think they're die cut) title and the embellishments already on the photo, plus a sketch from somewhere. Also used lots of Echo Park because I'm trying to catch up with the current ABC challenge and this was E, which is both a scrapbook paper brand and a suburb of Los Angeles. Fun in the Sun
F4A731 Die Cut Letters 2.23.24
