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Hi Friends!  Today has been a fun day of card making and blog hopping for me.  I am really liking Bloglovin, it is a great way of keeping track of everyone I follow.  Anywho, I decided to do one of my favorite challenge sites today....Fantabulous Cricut.  The challenge is cool treats so I did an easy pop up card using images from, Just Because Cards and Once Upon a Princess

  •  U and R cut at 1"
  • Ice cream cone cut in black at 1.5"


  • banner is a punch that I have but you can cut a ton of them from various cards, Birthday Bash being one of my favorites along with Storybook
  • The Ice cream in a dish cut at 2"
Linking UP:
Charisma Cardz- rainbow serbert, banana, mint ice cream


Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
 

Comments

  1. Super cute card. I love the little ice cream on the inside. Thanks for playing along with us at FCCB.

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  2. Very fun. perfect for the challenge. Glad you could join in with us.

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  3. Love it! Thank you for joining in at Charisma Cardz

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  4. Great Card! Love the unexpected surprise inside the card. Thank you for coloring along with us at Chocolate, Coffee and Cards.

    Nadja

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  5. Super card. The inside is just as interesting as the outside. Thanks for joinig us this week at FCCB. Kim Ogden

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  6. Fab card, love the little Icecream cone, thank you for joining us at Charisma Cardz this week x

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  7. Cute, love the pop-up! Thanks for joining us at FCCB!

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  8. Such a lovely card... Thanks for sharing it with us at CC&CC...

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