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Have a Beary Happy Birthday!

Hi all!  Angel here for my first DT post!  Wahoo!!!  I decided to make a birthday card using this adorable Polar Bear from the Cool Day Birdie Brown set  because 1. I totally love him and 2. my birthday was yesterday!!  ;)  I paper pieced his/her scarf and hat with the As You Wish 6x6 paper pad, which is also what I used for the background and scalloped strip.  So many fun patterns in this pack, it was hard to decide which sheet to use!  For the sentiment, also from the set, I heat embossed it with Ranger Liquid Platinum embossing powder.  I think an embossed sentiment adds so much to a card!  I added a trio of wood veneer stars, which I colored with Blu Raspberry ink to match.  I like matching.  Matching is my favorite.  {lol, I still have Elf replaying in my head!}



Thanks for stopping by and see y'all soon!

Hugs,

Angel

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  1. This is so adorable!!! Great job with your first ever design team post! And Happy Birthday!!! This little guy is sold out everywhere!!!

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  2. Super cute card!!! Happy Belated Birthday!!

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  3. I love this set and was fortunate enough to buy it before it sold out! Embossed sentiments are great, and I love the matching scarf, what a good idea! Cute stars and border die cut too. Elf!!!

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