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PIRATE SCRAPBOOK LAYOUT

Well 'shiver me timbers', this pirate scrapbook layout 'pushed the boat out'. I decided my photos would benefit from a 'boarding party' of embellishments!

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PHOTOS AND EMBELLISHMENTS MEET

Whether this layout works I don't know but I felt like a bit of an experiment. These two little fellas are not carrying a parrot on his shoulder or about to break into a flagon of rum with his hook. It can be fun to doctor your photos at times for effect. Once you start on this road you can end up taking it a lot further than parrots!




SINISTER BACKGROUND PAPER

I found this spooky 12 x 12 at the 'Big Stamp and Scrapbooking Show' in London. It reminded me of the horror film 'The Fog', when those dead pirates come to life in the fog once a year. It goes by the rather unspooky name of 'Cabernet' from the Periphery range by Basic Grey.


EMBELLISHMENTS 'TO DIE FOR'

These stick-on transfers by Sandylion - with the unlikely name of 'Collection de Pirates (honest!) - are a great addition to any pirate layout, and certainly were for mine.


PIRATES IS KIDS STUFF

A child's birthday party is hopefully the only time you'll come across pirate costumes. Adults putting on the gear and waving cutlasses as each other is scary on so many levels.

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