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Bloggers Only Valentine Swap - Erika Martin


Paper: Sahara sand, cameo coral, glossy white Ink: Sahara Sand, cameo coral, rose red, versamark. Accessories: black gingham ribbon, clear embossing powder, stamping sponges, chipboard, glue dots, dimensionals. Technique: Double Resist.

This is one of those cards that when I saw it I was like "Why don't I ever remember to do cool techniques on a swap?" I love the embossing/ghosting on this card. The colors are fabulous also, I am so always stuck in the rut with theme colors, know what I mean? Awesome job Erika!

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bethtrue said…
Amanda - sorry this comment has to do with one of your recipes from below, but i was afraid that if i left the comment there, you wouldn't see it since it was several days ago but i couldn't get my blogger comment thing to work that day.

ANYWAY to cut to the chase; when you say "1 c cranberries" are you talking fresh whole cranberries, or the dried "craisins" cranberries? i want to try both your recipes this weekend but not sure i can even find real cranberries at this time of year?

thanks a bunch. i really enjoy your blog and your creations. keep up the good work and have a good weekend!

Beth (Mommy to an energized 3 1/2 year old)
11:54 AM
Amanda said…
Hello -- I used one cup of craisins but I suppose you could use either one.

Also, feel free to reply to any previous post on the post -- I will see the reply because they show up in my email when someone responds. HTH!

Amanda
5:30 PM
Peggy Maier said…
You're right - awesome job on the card! One talented lady!
7:50 AM
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