Crescent Stampin: The last card.....

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Friday, 20 May 2011

The last card.....

Morning Ladies ;-D

Before I get started on my day I thought I would pop on here and show you my last card (for a while anyway!) using the Top Note die.
I still had all the papers and card out from my recent creations so before I got ready for my mini class last night I made one more..................

a really simple Birthday card for my stock box! We all need loads of those don't we? and speaking of Birthday's.......................the last year has flown by yet again and my youngest gorgeous Granddaughter is 1 on Monday........... Here is Louise & big sis Danielle taken at a photo shoot about a month ago...............

Love the bones of em'

See you soon and have a great weekend!
Carol xxx

1 comment:

Alexandra Agelean21 May 2011 13:01
That's Fab photo, they are gorgeous lovely and soooooo sweet. You are the lucky Granny !xxx
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Friday, 20 May 2011

The last card.....

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