Pirates of the Caribbean layout

On 2nd January, this year I was lucky enough to visit Euro Disney in Paris and one of the rides that I took was the Pirates of the Caribbean. Now this was one of the most visited rides and there was a long line up to get onto the boats that take you down into the depths. It was fun (if a little disappointing that it was not longer) but it was colourful and at times wet!!!
This layout was for another challenge at Scrapbook Challenges were I had to use 7 patterned papers on a layout. I have used 8 but if you do not count the arrow at the left (not much patttern on that one) there is 7. Arr...........keep scrapping me hearties..............

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Emmy said…
Thank you for your kind comments, Margaret! I really like your work as well! You are very talented!:-)
hugs 'n smiles,
Emmy
April 14, 2012 at 7:17 AM
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