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Warm and Cozy Thank You Note

December 3, 2018 Karen Brown9 Comments

Pink and Main Christmas Mugs was my favorite new (to me) holiday stamp set this year.  I stamped the mug, colored with Copic markers, embellished with gel pens (berries, candy and straw) and Wink of Stella on the whipped cream and done!  Clean, simple, easy and pleasing to the eye.The shine doesn\'t show up in… Continue reading Warm and Cozy Thank You Note

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Elegant Card That Could Be Easily Duplicated

November 15, 2018 Karen Brown5 Comments

I found some beautiful thick deep red A2 cards and thought they would be so pretty embossed.I chose Pink and Main Christmas Mugs.  I loved the mugs last year when I saw them on Instagram and I ordered them for myself this fall.This is a rich elegant looking card that would be easy to mass… Continue reading Elegant Card That Could Be Easily Duplicated

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