Good Morning y’all 
It’s another wonderful SGD Sunday and I don’t want to talk off your ears, because clearly, the Design Teamers did AMAZING jobs!
One last thing though – the assignment for this weeks Sunday was to use teal and yellow on a page – one of my all time favorite color combo! Look what the girls did with this 
Janna’s Notes:
This typewriter is one of my favorite tools for scrapbooking – I love it! It is quite old and needs a lot of love, so the “please handle with lots of love” stamp is the perfect fit!!
Lilith’s Notes:
colours that shout out SUMMER. I decided to use some of my Sass stash (and yes I used flowers! and never use flowers!) and also some gelatos. I used them on the title which I had cu out with my cameo but the cut didn’t go right through. Going over the letters with the gelatos creates a great effect and I didn’t to throw the title away! The stamps were the perfect finishing touch.
TIP: Afraid of journalling, don’t like your handwriting why not use text stamps.
Nina’s Notes:
I stamped some words from the ‘Happy Mail’ stamp set to write ‘Love this’ on my photo with black Stazon. A simple photo like that is perfect for stamping on, if you ask me. I wanted to keep the layout fresh and light, like the sea itself.
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Have a wonderful wonderful Sunday!
xoxo, Rahel
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Great layouts! Love them all!
gorgoeous layouts with great color combos. i’m always a bit hesitant to use rub-ons, i always seem to mess them up or accidentally get excess on the layout. any tips?
Hi Hayley, thanks for the sweet comment.
I’m not sure if you’re referring to my layout. In this instance I’m not using rub-ons – it’s simply stamping with Staz-on. In the picture I’m showing the printed acetate sheet that comes with the stamp set, to illustrate where I got the words from. Hope that makes sense. 
I do have a tip for rub-ons: Cut out the parts of the rub-on sheet you’ll be using to avoid excess ending up on your project. Hope that helps.
Gorgeous layouts. Great inspiration.
These are all gorgeous! Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!