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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

A Simple Card

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Labels: Artful borders, Border stamp, Clean and Simple Card, Green, Hampton Arts, Ki, Memories Greetings, MISTI, One Layer Card, Repeat stamping, Simon Says Stamp

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Terri: My name is Terri and I am a retired Veterinary Technician with a passion for creating crafts. I typically use paper in my crafting but occasionally make quilts, crochet, sew and etc. I make most of my gifts and all of my cards. I believe in individually stamped, hand colored and hand cut images for a truly special card. I feel that when they are compared to a factory made card sold to thousands of people, with no feeling put into the production of it, the difference is obvious.

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