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Here are just a few cards I whipped up today for a demonstration/workshop using the new set, BE BRAVE BRANCH OUT and JUST WANTED TO SAY.

Be sure to take advantage of the specials this weekend over on the Unity website if you are in need (or want) of some new rubber!

So here's another sad little Oliver while I was making cards.  Silly boy.  He doesn't realize that tomorrow, we have a full day planned with a long run in the woods and then an outing.




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Tenia Nelson said…
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Sat Mar 10, 10:13:00 PM EST
Tenia Nelson said…
Super cute cards and super cute dog!!!
Sat Mar 10, 10:16:00 PM EST
Emily Leiphart said…
Beautiful cards, Rebecca! I love the new stamps. Oliver is a cutie patootie!
Tue Mar 13, 07:13:00 PM EDT
Riette said…
LOVE these so MUCH!!! I finally got my first Unity stamps yesterday. Hope to do something today but first I'm making something for the DT call. Here's holding thumbs!
Thu Mar 15, 12:20:00 AM EDT
Riette said…
I've picked you as a Liebster Award recipient on my blog!! http://redcardcorner.blogspot.com/2012/03/liebster-award.html
Thu Mar 15, 12:36:00 AM EDT
Unknown said…
Wow! Thank you SO MUCH...and

how exciting to get your Unity! Crossing my fingers for you too!
Thu Mar 15, 10:15:00 AM EDT
ginny said…
I love how you just 'whipped' them up Rebecca.....wish I had a minute of your talent!
Sat Mar 31, 02:44:00 PM EDT
Barb King said…
The color combination on this is very striking, beautiful card.
Sat Mar 31, 10:12:00 PM EDT
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