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HANNA SNEAK PEEK: Teacher Hanna

If you are a teacher, or if you are always looking for ways to surprise and delight your childs' teacher, look no further than this adorable new set. So many fun things in it - lots of sentiments and fun items to make your card or project a masterpiece any teacher will love.

I had LOTS of fun playing with it on this card! I made a simple thank you (because I can always find a way to use a thank you card). This one features, the abcs & 123s in the set, as well as the main Hanna image and that tiny apple in the center of the circle is also in the set. How darling eh?

Stamps: SU Think Happy Thoughts, Hanna Stamps - Teacher Paper: Deja Views Sharon Ann Timeless Collection - Plaid, SU Bashful Blue, Creamy Caramel, Whisper White Ink: Onyx Black Versafine, Versamark Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, sansodor, blending stumps, Pale blue Prima Flowers, Red Stitched Grosgrain, chocolate brown brads, sewing machine, white thread

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JenMarie said…
LOVE this! This is my fav Hanna yet!!
9:36 AM
Unknown said…
Oh how cute. I dont have any hanna stamps, so Im gonna have to take a look :)
10:50 AM
Tracy said…
OMG! I love her! She is me!! All other teacher stamps are so studious looking. Thanks so much for sharing! This is a great card!
10:56 AM
StampinCathy said…
WOW I love your cards. Of course this is another MUST HAVE stamp set. I'm lovin everything so far in the sneak peeks.
12:43 PM
Anonymous said…
What a cool teacher Hanna is!!! Love your card, Manda!
1:34 PM
Barbara Jean Smith said…
This is the best teacher stamp set that I have seen in a long time. Does the ABC and 123 come with it??
2:00 PM
Amanda said…
Yes, the abc's and 123's come in the new set!
2:08 PM
Lesly said…
This is fabulous! I'm going to have to get this set! Thank you!
2:19 PM
Soguesswhat11 said…
oh WOW, is that ever CUTE!! What a great Hannah to have! I really love the pants, too... awesome job!
5:16 PM
Jess said…
Oh, I LOVE love love this teacher stamp! I'm a teacher, and this is SO fun! Also, your color combo and layout are FABULOUS!
6:03 PM
Dragana Skoro said…
Oh, my Gosh, this is so wonderful!!!! Fantastic job! I love this image.
6:47 PM
Anonymous said…
Very cool card. I like her.
7:11 PM
Dragana Skoro said…
Thanks for your visit and a kind comment. I wish I could take a credit, but I got instructions from Stacey King (http://rebelinker.blogspot.com/). I love your blog...
7:13 PM
Anonymous said…
Cute card. Awesome coloring job.

Thanks for sharing.

Heather
scrappinmominky.blogspot.com

Visiting from SCS blog thread
10:46 PM
Kristi said…
ok I just fell to the floor. I am reallllly looking at this card. How in the heck did you sew under that arm??? Did you color the thread?? OMG I cant even tell....PERFECT coloring too...OMG Can I just touch you to get that talent you have...then maybe it might transfer over to me.
5:34 AM
Patti said…
Amanda, You did such a great job with this set I absolutely love your card!You Rock!!
4:10 PM
Anonymous said…
LOVE LOVE LOVE this card.... what a cute stamp... first time I have seen it... now I need to run over and get it!!!
2:55 PM
Erika H. said…
Oh, that Hanna Stamp is fabulous! I love the way you brought her arm off the panel...so creative. Great coloring.
8:05 PM
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