A fun little Fourth of July Card (yes...early I know):
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Stars, Stars and More Stars...
Two little addictions this week: Core'dinations card stock and stars with some bling. So...a follow up from yesterday's post:
A fun little Fourth of July Card (yes...early I know):
And...a "sparkle" thank you
What do you think? Hope you all have a restful Sunday...I'm hoping to do a whole lot of nothing! :)
A fun little Fourth of July Card (yes...early I know):
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Great cards again Lynn. I really love the stitching around the star, adds a fun bit of whimsy.
Both super cute and I love the funky stitching around the star - really makes it pop!
These are adorable card!! I love the stitching! The bling on the first one is fantastic!! These qualify for the Paperdolls Challenge!! You should like up over there! :)
http://papertreypaperdolls.blogspot.com/
I meant link up! LOL!!
Seriously FAB designs, Lynn! Nothing beats being organised for future events (even when the said event is 7 months away!)
Hugs,
Aimes
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Some more great CAS cards, you make working with stars look easy-but I know it isn't, because I don't think CAS are that easy to make!
I've done a whole lot of nothing for the past week but have to go back to work today. Love both cards, Lynn! The stars and simple designs are fabulous! Enjoy doing nothing, while I'm hard at work! :)
Where is that 2nd sentiment from?
I love this CAS card...so powerful!! You are rockin' those little stars :)
LOVE both but the first one makes me want to say the Pledge! FAB CAS card!
Lynn, these are darling and fabulous! I really love the whimsical stitching around the distressed star that looks denim!
4th of July cards....not too early in my book! Since the 4th means summer and warm weather! :) My favorite is the multipe star card!
Love both of these, but you killed it with the first one. It's so hard to make a sophisticated 4th of July card, but you totally pulled it off!
Like the pearls on the first card and the stitching on the second card. Those litle details really make your cards special.
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