My Friend Card

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I just love this new stamp set with the Lucky Limeade and Basic Black colors!  This is one of our August class projects 🙂

CS:  Lucky Limeade, Whisper White, Basic Black

Sets:  My Friend (59)

Ink:  Lucky Limeade, Basic Black

Accessories: Ticket Corner Punch (212), Basic Black 1/8” Taffeta Ribbon (195), Paper Flowers (198), Black Mini Brads (199), Dimensionals (206)

 

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