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Paper Pumpkin Subscription Deadline
August Paper Pumpkin – Sweet Sunflowers Subscription Deadline is TODAY Here comes the sun(flower) for a crafting experience you won’t forget! The Sweet Sunflowers Paper Pumpkin Kit has so much in store—elegant watercolor designs hand-crafted by our in-house artists, TWO Classic Stampin’ Spots for a Two-Step stamping experience, and the all-new twist technique to make…
Reverse Stamping
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