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THANKS


I've not scrapped much with this month's like for ever kit, but I have made a batch of thank you cards...


I love the High Five! washi tape from the booklet - I could do with a hole roll!!  I got on board with the hand cut letter trend (a bit late I know!) and cut the word thanks from the gloriously coloured mustard paper.  I added some sequins from two previous kits to finish it off.

Thanks for stopping by!

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  1. I think your card is the perfect use of some of my scraps from this kit (or any really). Just need to get organised LOL!!!!

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  2. Your hand cut lettering is really good - fabulous card.

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  3. Fab card Laura. I want to use more washi tape this year. I have loads and won't buy any more until I have used up most of what I have already.

    Hope you have a lovely weekend. Sue

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