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Nov. Calendar Girls Blog Hop

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Welcome to our November Calendar Girls' Blog Hop. It’s absolutely amazing when you do a Google search the interesting facts you may find. Such a find is special and unique occasions throughout the year!!! These unique holidays are our inspiration. As Neil Sedaka sang in his song "Calendar Girls" - "November, I'll give thanks that you belong to me!!"

Our hop begins today with the lovely and super talented Lynne aka Her Craftiness which may be found at http://slasewcraftiness.blogspot.com/. You can start there to see the full list of calandar days. Here are mine for November...
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For November, I used the Sunburst Technique on all my cards. The Scrapbook Blessings Club's current challenge is the Sunburst Card. If you would like to play along, you can click HERE. This challenge ends midnight Nov 15 and you can enter up to three cards for a chance to win sponsored by My Creative Classroom.

13  World Kindness Day ~ Sandy
Love the colors on this card. Used the basic sunburst technique and Stampin' Up bird image and sentiment.

22  Go For a Ride Day ~ Sandy
I decided to create a card scene using pattern paper. I made the sun using the sunburst tech in the corner, embossed the clouds in white, added a bicycle stamp and pattern paper for the hill. Such a fun card to do.

28  Thanksgiving  -Eat, drink, and be thankful. ~ Sandy
For this card I used the sunburst upside down, added large brown ribbon and a tag.

29  Black Friday ~  Sandy
This is a retired image from The Stamping Chef, and I used only one pattern paper for my sunburst and put it on its side. The inside says, "having you for a friend."

29  You're Welcome Day  - Sandy
My dad did this card with me!  This is for my BIL who is in Africa. I think he did a great job with his first card creation. So this is a thank you to Dad for scrapping with me yesterday and his "Your Welcome"

***The Blog Candy being offered this month is a machine-embroidered angel which can be used as a bookmark or an early start to decorate your Christmas Tree!!!! Winner gets to chose the color of her angel from pink, white, ivory, or gold.

Your next stop along the way is Edwina ~ http://edwinascreations.blogspot.com/  . Don't forget to stop back next month on December 14th for the last Calendar Girls Day of the Year . . . .

In case, you get lost along the way with all the craziness of the holidaze, here's the complete line-up to follow along with the streamers, cards, lay-outs and super creativity of the marvelous Calendar Girls:

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  1. Jennasa Soos-SmithNovember 9, 2013 at 7:16 AM

    Love the sunburst card. The sentiment is beautiful.

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  2. Vicky F. AKA Crafting VickyNovember 9, 2013 at 9:04 AM

    Love all the great sunburst cards you have done. Very creative to share how the technique can be used in all kinds of ways.

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  3. IrisNovember 9, 2013 at 12:08 PM

    Great cards and congrats to your Dad for being a "crafty" guy.
    isoscia at aol dot com

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  4. EdwinaNovember 9, 2013 at 3:06 PM

    Sandy, Your cards are terrific! I love all of them. I love the sunburst design and how you used it on each card. Great images and colors. Love the sentiment on the last card. Thanks for sharing. Edwina Brown

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  5. LynneNovember 9, 2013 at 10:40 PM

    Absolutely love love love your creativity using the same concept with each card looking absolutely different!!!!
    It's always a pleasure hopping with you my friend!
    Much love, hugs, and friendship
    Lynne Kirsch

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  6. LauraNovember 10, 2013 at 8:43 PM

    I am speechless.. I LOVE all your cards.. and that your Dad helped you make the last one...
    Laura D.

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