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FS27 -- YAY Jen70

So Jen has done awesome stuff forever. I remember way back when I did VSN religiously she was always there too stamping some amazing things. Well, it was a piece of cake to find cards in her gallery to CASE. Here is what I came up with:



I made this as a gift set. I am going to make a small box and include envelopes and decorate it all pretty and give it as a gift! I am loving this Garden Whimsy set by Stampin' Up!
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Debbie G said…
These are gorgeous and what a nice gift they will make. I love the colors you used too!
5:06 AM
Lisa said…
Fantastic job Amanda...as usual!
5:31 AM
Jen said…
Oh Amanda, those are simply GORGEOUS!!! I *heart* your colors!! Simple and elegant cards!
1:11 PM
mel m. m. mccarthy said…
This is SO gorgeous and in my favourite colours. LOVE the three little ribbon loops and the tiles of the card on the right. Makes me want that stamp set BADLY. :0)

Ps. I hope it's ok. that I put a link to your page on my blog. If your prefer I can take it off.

Mel
3:49 PM
Suzeqscraps said…
Great cards, love the colors
Susan
4:29 PM
Tracy said…
love the set-what a fabulous gift! Jen is a stampin diva & so are you girl!
12:31 PM
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