A birthday card I made a friend
Before I mailed it, I decided to remove the pop dots from the bottom of the flower to make the dimension look more natural. Stamp is Hero Arts Cut Out Flower
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Dawn, the gorgeous card you made for me truly made my day! I'm displaying it on our buffet because it works perfectly with the other decor there and I wanted to keep it out and keep looking at it! Knox is really amazed by it too. If I mention any of my friends he asks who made the card! I showed him pictures of you and your sons on Facebook yesterday since he's interested and hasn't met you (yet)! Thank you again, friend. I don't understand how you do all you do!
ReplyDeleteI Loooooooooooooooooove this card!
ReplyDeleteOh how gorgeous!
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