This was a fast and easy birthday card featured at February Buffet Class.
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Supplies Used: Stylized Birthday, Crushed Curry, Whisper White card stock, Party Animal Designer Series Paper, Pacific Point ink, Emerald Envy solid baker's twine, gold sequin trim
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