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Birdie Tweets Thank You!

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Here is a card that I completed tonight. Using TH Distress Markers and Gelatos (which I am now addicted too!)
Quick Recipe:

  • White card stock
  • Inkadinkado bird stamp
  • Distress inks for stamp
  • Gelatos for the paper- used 4 different browns/neutrals 
  • Cuttlebug
  • Embossing folder
  • Bling jewels, hat pin, and sparkle ribbon
Linking up to:
Treasured Times- 4 color shades and bling
SweetStamps: Thank You

Also Don't Forget ScrapBook Blessings Club challenge is going on til the 15th midnight.
Here are a couple more sunburst cards that I did...



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  1. Jody @Treasured Times StampsNovember 14, 2013 at 6:29 PM

    Your card is very pretty! Thank you for entering your card into our challenge!

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  2. Jennifer S.November 14, 2013 at 11:31 PM

    Great job on the cards! I love the colors in the last one, and the snowflake is cute too!

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  3. Carol SNovember 15, 2013 at 12:15 PM

    Lovely! Thanks for joining us at Treasured Times!

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  4. Donna KNovember 18, 2013 at 8:17 AM

    Gorgeous card! Love the beautiful birdie! Thank you for joining us at SweetStamps.com! ~Donna K

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