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HANNA PREVIEW: B is for Baby/ Mojo59

Sorry I am so late in getting this post up today. I have been running around like a chicken with my head cut off. I had a Dr. appt. this morning and everything is going well -- I am 34 weeks along now which is exciting and scary as heck at the same time! I will be brief because I need to get this up and then head to take E to ballet and then I will be back for the release party!!!

This card is a square card inkspired by the mojo Monday sketch on Poetic Artistry. I have had ideas for this sketch floating around in my head all week, but in the end, it came out being a baby thank you card (with only 6 weeks left, I know I will use this one for sure).

Stamps: B is for Baby (Hanna Stamps), Much Appreciated (SU!) Paper: Night of Navy (SU!), Solar Crest White (Neenah), Old Olive (SU!), Blue Stripe (DieCuts With a View) Ink: Onyx Black Versafine Accessories: Sewing Machine, White thread, navy buttons, star red line double sided adhesive stars (Jody's shares), clear embossing powder, copic markers, Old World - (Art Institute Glitter), dimensional dots.
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Julee (Vervegirl) said…
This is just the sweetest little card. Love those little buttons and the shimmery stars. Thanks for playing! :)
4:42 PM
Oliva Ohlson said…
Sweet!
Oliva
5:42 PM
Stamp Maryland said…
As always Amanda your creation is wonderful.

Tracy
10:14 AM
Pat (mspfd) said…
This is a cutie! Love the cute stamps!
10:20 AM
Anonymous said…
Just darling, Amanda! I adore blues & greens paired together. And I admire your custom paper using the cute accessory stamps!
Way to go!

~Bev
3:15 PM
Brimaca said…
Did you get my email or did I send it to the wrong address?
8:28 AM
Brimaca said…
I mean - did you get my Baby Mia email?
11:31 AM
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