This card was super easy to make thanks to the fantastic Stampin' Up! Designer Series Paper.
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Here's a closer look at the Designer Series Paper? I used the Subtle embossing folder to add some texture.
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Go get some Designer Series Paper and embossing folder and have fun!
Leigh
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