End of the first partial week of school! I think I am going to make it! Liam starts kindergarten tomorrow. So bittersweet. I can't believe he is old enough to begin school.
I'm beat, so this will be short and sweet. Here it is...lol! Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to check out the Unity blog to see other creations AND help a family in need. Unity is donating 12% of their proceeds from all sales this weekend to dear friends of theirs as one of their family members has been stricken with cancer. Thinking about getting the SMAK kit to help spread some love!
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| Supplies Stamps: Unity July 2012 KOM, Cocoa Daisy Ink: Black, Rich cocoa, London Fog Paper: Woodland Park (October Afternoon), Confetti Cream, Kraft Accessories: Candy Dots, Banner Die (PTI), Buttons (Jenni Bowlin), Staple (Tim Holtz), Twine (?) |
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25 comments:
Love this! The stitching is great!
Beautiful! LOVE the colors!!!
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Oh. This is a great one!!!! Love it.
Awesome card!
Beautiful paper pieced 'quilt' shapes!
this very sweet and cute card.
Gorgeous! Great colours and papers.
What a GORGEOUS CARD.
And you'll make it....pretty soon you'll be counting the days til they move out! LOL.
your card made me happy! so pretty!
this is awesome!
Very nice, clean and simple
Cute patchwork flower. Love how you did the stitching around the flower.
i love this card a lot!! the "patches" are so cute! love the candy dots too.
This is really nice. It loos stitched, but I think that's the stamp?
Love your card - looks just like a quilt block.
This is a really fun card.
Lovin that big flower!
Lovely quilt-like image -- and such pretty papers!
Gorgeous perfection!!
I love your work!
What a fabulous card! I love that flower and I love the colors!
is this stamp available at all?
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I would check the Cocoa Daisy website. Not sure.
Love the card what did you use for the "quilt" pieces is it a die, a pattern or did you freehand it?
Love the card what did you use for the "quilted" pieces? Was it a pattern, die, or punch?
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