Playful Backgrounds is such a cute and whimsy stamp set. I'm not really sure what to call this card, so I've named it a split panel card. This was one of the cards made at August Stamp Club.
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Supplies used: Playful Backgrounds, Crazy About You stamp sets, Dapper Denim, Whisper White card stock, Serene Scenery DSP Stack, Pumpkin Pie ink.
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Leigh
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