Rina Releases Marshmallow Mini Kits

Rina's "Marshmallow Mini's" are a collection of 3 smaller, simpler (and more affordable) coordinating page sets that can be used individually or mixed-and-matched together, whether you are creating a single page or a whole set of matching pages. Filled with deliciously sweet pastel colors of candy pink, bubblegum blue, and sunny yellow, these mini kits are perfect for precious pretty girls of all ages (even for small boys, babies or spring-time memories).

I used Rina's Marshmallow Kits to create some wonderful pages for friends of mine whom I had not seen in several years. I recently was reconnected to them through facebook and I just wanted to let them know I wish the very best for them and their families!

The above page is my submission for Rina's Scripture Challenge this week at SBE. Each week Rina creates beautiful scripture word art which she makes available for one week only so don't forget to go check it out after you visit the New Releases at the SBE store.
For a full list of layout credits check out my SBE GALLERY
Have a great week!

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