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Hello!!

Samantha here!
And today I have a really bright and happy card to share!!

 I used lots of products from the shop, so let's get right to it, shall we?

 Here's my card!


 I love the way the background turned out! To create it, all I did was spray a mist directly onto my background stamp! The Tiny Flags background stamp is from Hero Arts, and is AWESOME! 

 Then I fussy cut out a few clouds from the Avery Elle Weather It stamp set! LOVE that set, and popped them up for dimesion! :)

The sentiment is also from that stamp set, and after I stamped it on the vellum, I distressed the edges with some distress inks! 

 So that's my card!
(Hopefully!) Guaranteed to brighten someone's day! :)
What is your favorite product in the shop right now? I know I have my eye on some of the new dies!! 

 Leave me a comment with a link to something you made using a product from the shop!! I would love to see!!
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  1. Kim A.May 14, 2014 at 7:32 PM

    Love this effect, I need to give it a try!

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  2. TrishaMay 20, 2014 at 3:01 PM

    Adorable Samantha!! Never would have thought to use distress inks on vellum....looks so fun, Its something I'll be trying soon!

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