Welcome to the June
Moxxie Muse-A-Palooza Blog Hop! This month one lucky follower will win the entire
Reach for the Stars collection! You'll be over the moon and out of this world for this adorable collection designed for your little space cadets. Whether playing with a favorite toy, turning a shipping box into a spaceship, or watching a classic movie, pics of your little rocketman (or rocketwoman!) will go perfectly with this collection! It just doesn't get
any cuter than this!
For a chance to win, hop through all ten participating blogs, check out all the spectacular creations of each Moxxie Muse, and leave a comment for each one of them. Comments close at midnight CST on Tuesday, June 11th. The winner will be announced Wednesday on the
Moxxie Blog. International fans are welcome to play along if they agree to pay shipping in the event they win.
Let's blast off! Remember to leave your comments along the way for your chance to win the Reach for the Stars collection!
For my project, I made a layout of my daughter doing a chalk drawing of the night sky. Reach For The Stars was perfect for this, don't you think? Thank you for stopping by today and enjoy the hop!
14 comments:
Super cool page Rebecca! I LOVE the photo!
What a wonderful photo
and great layout!
i totally love it
You have so inspired me to get out the chalk this summer for a photo shoot. And the paper works perfectly!
That page is just so precious!
Very pretty layout featuring your daughter coloring. Thanks for sharing.
The picture is awesome, and your layout is phenomenal!
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Beautiful layout! Loving the big banner pieces and all the layers!
Love your layout and the cool collection! Awesome!
I love this page!!
Absolutely love the chalk picture and the paper fits it perfectly.
What an amazing picture! And an amazing layout!
Cute page - the bright background really makes the page pop!
Such a great layout. Again, I thought of it as a "boy" line, but this is really cool with your daughter. Love the photo!
I love the photos and how you make them work with the line. Genius!
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