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PAPER DOLLS ON PARADE BLOG HOP day 2

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PAPER DOLLS ON PARADE BLOG HOP

JOIN US EACH DAY, AUG.25-28 FOR PAPER DOLL FUN, A TUTORIAL AND DT INSPIRATION. THERE WILL BE PRIZES FOR LEAVING COMMENTS ON THE DESIGN TEAM'S BLOGS AND PRIZES FOR TRYING OUR TUTORIAL.  YOU WILL HAVE 2 WEEKS TO ADD YOUR PROJECT to the Aug. 28th post FOR US TO SEE SO THERE IS NO EXCUSE NOT TO JOIN IN THE FUN. 

Please Hop along with us!! 
 You could win one of the MFP Stamp Shop Christmas stamp sets. Just comment on the following blogs ( don't forget this one ) each day for more chances to win! ( You do NOT need to comment on on all the blogs each day! The names are drawn randomly.) Try the tutorial shown during the Hop and add your photo to the Inlinkz at the bottom of the post. The winners will be announced on Sept. 11, 2015 right here on the MFP Stamp Shop Blog. You can go back and comment if you missed a day. ( HINT: The more you comment the more chances you have to win. And comments on the MFP blog count twice. ) The deadline for commenting and posting pics of your projects is Friday Sept. 10, 2015 at 10:00 PM EST.

Tutorials
Aug. 27-- Making Camo

Let's get started !!

Hi every one, Sandy here our day 2 project. You should have hopped over from Pat's blog but if you didn't, you can check out the list below to make sure you don't miss any of the girls.

Now for my project, I decided to do another tutorial that I found over at the MFPSpeedyTV site. This one is a Double Z. I have never done one of these, and I don't know why. It is sooo easy and perfect to show off some Paper Dolls.


I based this card of a tutorial that you can fine at
 www.MFPSpeedyTV.ning.com
and
Here is the video that I did for this card fold.


Here's the Design Team

Jane 



Enjoy the Hop. Come back each day for more Paper Doll fun. We hope to inspire you to start your own paper doll fun projects.  Get to work on the tutorial, show us what you made and check back on Sept.11, 2015 to see if you are a winner. 
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  1. stamping sueAugust 26, 2015 at 8:21 AM

    Fantastic double z card! what a good idea about using washi tape so the recipient can take a part and do it herself.
    stamping sue
    http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/

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  2. cghundleyAugust 26, 2015 at 12:13 PM

    Oh this is fun and a
    wonderful design! Thanks
    for the instructions too.
    Carla from Utah

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  3. ionabunnyAugust 26, 2015 at 12:58 PM

    What a great card. Plenty of space for lots of fun images. Hugz

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  4. Vickie YAugust 26, 2015 at 1:58 PM

    Great tutorial! Love the way the fold showcases the card mages!

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  5. JaneAugust 26, 2015 at 8:52 PM

    Brilliant idea with the Washi tape! Darling project!

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  6. KT Fit KittyAugust 27, 2015 at 8:41 AM

    Now that's an awesome card! Wow, love how it opens up! Great fold! Wonderful use of the washi!

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