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Dusting off the Cricut


I have been playing with digi stamps lately but decided to get my Cricut Create out.  Going back to my first love. I put my Expressions away before Christmas.  I like how small the Create is.  I put it right on the dining room table beside me, hook up my gypsy and started cutting away.  


My first Valentines Day card. I am excited to get to a new holiday, love Christmas and all but am ready to move on now :)


I used a sketch for this card.  You can find it here.... Freshly Made Sketches #67

Cricut:
Heart- Celebrate with Flourishes 
XOXO- Stamping

Challenges:
Docerela Creations #29: Pink and Red
Freshly Made Sketches #67: sketch design

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

Comments

  1. Perfect Valentine card Sandy! Love the sparkly hugs and kisses! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  2. Such a sweet card! Love the XOXO! Thank you for joining us at Docerela Creations! DT Member- Nitasha

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  3. What a romantic card. I'm glad you enjoyed your cricut again. I can't go one passed two days without playing with it.

    Thank you so much for joining our challenge over at Docerela Creations.

    Enjoy your week!

    Catarina aka docerela

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  4. What a pretty card, Sandy! :o)

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  5. Very pretty card! Love the papers and the pinks and reds. Perfect Valentine! Thanks for sharing with us at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  6. Such a lovely card! Love the sparkles on the Xoxo! Thank you for joining us at Docerela challenge.

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  7. Cute card, love the glitter accents! Thanks for playing with us at Freshly Made Sketches!

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  8. Very nice, great heart and fun paper! Thanks for joining us over at Docerela Creations! DT Member Carri~Abusybee

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  9. Beautiful card.

    Thanks for joining us at Docerela Creations! DT Ana

    www.corujandoartes,blogspot.com

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