The DPs are from a stack by Suzy Ultman for K&Company. The sentiment is a rubber stamp from Hampton Arts.
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
OWH Midweek Throwdown
The Midweek Throwdown challenge at OWH is to use something we received for Christmas. We had a Secret Santa exchange at the Facebook "Scrap to Treasure" page and Rachel sent me lots of Cricut cuts! I don't have a Cricut. So I thought I'd make a card for a child with this cute little lion and using this week's OWH sketch:
The DPs are from a stack by Suzy Ultman for K&Company. The sentiment is a rubber stamp from Hampton Arts.
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The DPs are from a stack by Suzy Ultman for K&Company. The sentiment is a rubber stamp from Hampton Arts.
Thanks for stopping by! I always appreciate and enjoy your comments!
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Very Cute card Sherry! I love the colors you chose!
Sherry, that is very cute! Some little one is going to be very happy, getting that card!!
Sherry, How cute! This will certainly bring a smile to some little one's face. Bright and Cheery. Those Secret Santa's are real nice, huh?
Sherry, lucky you to get such a cute image for Christmas. Can't wait to see more of them. Great use of this weeks sketch too. This card will make a great card for a child.
Thanks for playing in our Midweek Throwdown challenge at Operation Write Home Stars & Stamps!
Oh my gosh is this little guy cute! I love the buttons too...perfect finishing touch Sherry. I keep telling myself I don't need a Cricut but a card this cute makes me rethink that every time I see one! LOL
adorable card - some child will be very happy to get it - great use of that die cut
Barb Housner
Cute kids' card, Sherry. Do I see S&S Sketch 102 in there as well?!
The secret santa thing was fun wasn't it. Love the colors and the buttons were the perfect touch! TFS!!!
How cute! Great use of the OWH sketch too! Thanks for playing in our Midweek Throwdown challenge at Operation Write Home!
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