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Rina's Joyful Awakening

I know I say this every time Rina releases a new collection but I do mean it every time!!!! I adore the lovely pastels and embellishments in the Joyful Awakening Collection by Rina Kroes!!
Just check out them out!!!!



And join Rina's Scripture Challenge at Scrapbook-Elements this week to receive this beautiful coordinating word art!


And of course the Muses have some coordinating freebies as well! Kabra has created a beautiful QP you can grab at Rina's Blog HERE
The Royal Court has created some lovely inspiration you can check out there as well!


Muse Lorilei has a beautiful cluster you can obtain at her site HERE


And I Created this QP to share with you ***SORRY-NO LONGER AVAILABLE***


Please don't forget to leave us all a little love when you download these wonderful freebies.
Enjoy and have a Great Week!

Comments

Thank you for the lovely QP!
I was just at the forum and noted the scripture challenge. I hope it's OK to use your wonderful QP. The kit is beautiful that Rina created and you have done a beautiful QP with it. Thank you for shareing.
LynO
Anonymous said…
Thank you for the lovely gift!
Jill P said…
so pretty
thank you
Anonymous said…
Wow! This is gorgeous, Debbie!!! Thanks so so much for this!
Charne said…
Thanks Granny ;-)
Tammy Gary said…
It is an amazing kit, isn't it! Hope you are all better!
Anonymous said…
Gorgeous quick page! Thank you!
Anonymous said…
Thank you so much for sharing!

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