Need a fast and easy Easter card? This one is for you.
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Supplies used: Swirly Bird, Suite Sayings stamps, Pool Party, Whisper White card stock, So Saffron, Soft Sky Chocolate Chip ink, Metallic Enamel Shapes, Pool Party Stitched Satin Ribbon.
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This card was simple to make using just one die from the Beautiful Motifs dies. I recently came across this card layout from another Stampin' Up! demonstrator and CASE'd (copy and share everything), but added a few changes to my version. I used Cloud Cover and Secret Sea, two of my favorite new In-Colors for…
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Have you ever sat down to make a card and realize that what you ended up with wasn't what you planned to do? That's what happened with this card. I'm not going to tell you which one was the "oh, crap" card because it turned out OK – it just wasn't what I had planned…