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It's my party designer series paper, enamel dots and a few others things makes for a fun cake slice box. Don't you think?
The box lid, lifts off perfect to stash lollies or even cash inside to hand it out as a birthday gift.
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A patchwork log quilt has inspired todays card.
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A masculine themed card for the stash, a golf one with some very simple punch art. I never seem to have enough male cards. Do you? I used a bunch of circles to create the "cloud" theme sky in the background.
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Hello honey, tangerine tango, cajun craze, cherry cobbler and mossy meadow have a lovely autumn sound and look to the colours don't they? Using the autumn feel, I paired the blended bloom stamp set with the strips of cardstock for a warm looking autumn card.
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The skateboard birthday card I have to share today is a double whammy for me, I stock up on making male birthday cards for teens and tweens and I get to use up some of my retiring products also.
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A bunch of retiring designer series paper and a paper trimmer make a fun and funky card using leftover small pieces of paper.
I cut many 0.5cm (approx 1/4") strips to create this card and even continued the strips inside to complete the card.
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What do you give a 12 year old boy from school as a birthday gift? Money in a card of course and I figured a game controller was a safe bet for the age group. I wanted to use up some of my retiring in colors and choose tangelo twist and mossy meadow for this card. The cardstock and more retiring items are still available for sale here.
I am thankful my son still thinks my handmade cards are acceptable to be handed out. He told me "they are cool and are different".
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