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 | | After I made my valentine card on Monday I decided that I was not going to make any other cards this week. I always squeeze them in and I just had too much to get done this week...the "have to dos" far out numbered the "want to dos". Like an alcoholic dumping all their bottles of wine, I put my enormous collection of craft supplies back into the coat closet. My husband and teenage sons gaped in awe at the long forgotten dining room table. Everyone had forgotten what it looked like. A little shakey and disoriented, I felt like I was headed in the right direction. Well, that was Monday night. My resolve weakened a little late that night when I just peeked at this week's CC509...oooooooh, soooooo pretty. Somehow my containers of copics snuck out of the coat closet. Well, not to drag this on, it was like the scene from Disney's Sorcerer's Apprentice when the mops, pails of water, pots and pans all come to life and take over the room. Cardstock, glue, markers, die cuts....everything ended up right back on the table. Oh well, dining room tables are highly over rated. Back to the card. It is colored with copics. The little sprigs of flowers are punches. My sister and sister in law both have January birthdays. I thought this would also work for the F4A432 since the colors, pine leaf punches and lace are all things I used on my holiday cards. TFL, Francie |
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Date: Friday, December 19, 2014 GMT
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Additional Info
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Keywords: CC509 SC519,
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Paper: white cardstock and print papers
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Paper Size: 6 x 6 square
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Accessories: ribbon, flower and pine leaf punches, EK lace border punch, doiley, copics
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Techniques: copic coloring, sponging, fussy cutting
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Love your card. You have colored the swan beautifully. I love the dots and those sweet little bows.
