Exciting announcement

I had so much fun making this layout! Scrapping my grandchild before they are born!
Again with the pink and teal - but here it's appropriate as we wait to find out the sex of the baby. I layered this one up with pinks and silver mirror card stock. I used a water colored image I had made about 6 months ago and never got around to putting it on a card. I had fun clustering flowers from my stash, with Nuvo drops, and wood veneers.
I foiled the black paper and used Thickers and some old Basic Grey stickers for the title. 
This layout was pure fun!

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