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SFL Flavor of the Month July Card Kit: Birthday Bash!




A Birthday Bash in July!
Who doesn’t need birthday cards? Those seem to be the absolute most type of cards I need. This month’s card kit is jam packed with great brands, fabulous stamps, and some awesome embellishments to make all those birthday cards you need. Maybe you can even make enough for the rest of the year! Join along as the Design Team wows you with all the awesome creations they have for you sharing this fabulous kit! 

Check out the Flavor of the Month Page and be sure to get your kit early!

YAY!!!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!!!!
or belated birthday if you are like me and already had yours :)

So if you haven't got it yet, this month's flavor is BIRTHDAYS!
Here are my 4 cards that I did using the 
 which includes all 4 stamps, papers sets and various coordinating embellishments. All you need for this kit is adhesive, your paper trimmer and stamp ink/ coloring medium for the cute stamps.

1) Shaker Easel Card- BAM, a 2 for 1 card!

2) The cute homemade Bow card

3) Brain Freeze?!?! How can you not love that?!

4) These guys are so stinkin cute I can scream... Hippo Birdie!!!!

How can you not love all these stamps, embellishments and papers in 
July's Flavor of the Month Kit?!?!

UP NEXT IS KIM. We saved the best for last!
Just click her name below!
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Comments

  1. These cards are just too cute. I am in love with the easel fold one!!!

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  2. Sandy! These are ADORABLE!!! Your easel card is SOOOO cute!!! Great job!

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  3. Sandy, these cards are so cute, I'm especially loving the shaker easel card, it's definitely my favorite design!

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  4. These cards are adorable! Love the ease shaker!

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  5. That shaker easel card is adorable!

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  6. Love shaker cards! Such great designs and inspiration.

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  7. Wonderful and fun Cards!! Love all of them!! Fantastic Job:)

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  8. Great cards. You did a fantastic job!!

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  9. I love the carousel shaker card, what a great idea.

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  10. Awesome cards! I am in love with your carousel card!

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  11. Too cute... love the hippo birdie one! I also own the turtle set and think it is SO cute!! :)

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