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I created this card for a friend of mine, then went ahead and made several more for one of Vivian's swaps. I used wax paper with the embossing folder to add a resist to the background when I tinted it in pink.

I finished it off with some ribbon, tiny square brad (from SU), and a cameo using same set from Clearly Vintage .

Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. It was cold yesterday, but beautiful today! I couldn't resist being outside and since I can't run right now because of my foot, I washed my car! I love getting these little gifts of warm sunshine - especially in November!

Comments

Pam said…
You have such a beautiful way with vintage looking cards - this is just lovely!
Tue Nov 10, 06:18:00 PM EST
Gina Lindsay said…
So beautiful, I love the colors and the fantastic image.
Tue Nov 10, 09:14:00 PM EST
Michelle VP said…
Gorgeous! Love that background. :)
Fri Nov 13, 12:07:00 AM EST
Elizabeth said…
Very pretty. Love the image.
Fri Nov 13, 12:21:00 PM EST
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