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A step by step tutorial on how to make a garland from Grunge Paper.

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6 x 4″ Piece created for a challenge, I think this card would be suitable for a man given the colours used.

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This book shows a ribbon bound book, featuring Crafty Individuals & Katzellraft stamps. The book has Curved Rectangle pannels, cut with the Nestabilites dies using a cuttlebug.

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In today’s post I would like to share a picture of the Artist Trading Card that I made for Sue Bleiweiss  to trade for a card she sent me.
 
The following products were used to create this card
Inks; Ranger Adirondack Color Wash Ink
Other; Cuttlebug Embossing Folder; Textile, Tags die, Flower die, Fantasy Film Paper
 
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In today’s post I would like to share a picture of the Artist Trading Card that I made for the May swap over on Stamping Mad Forum.
The following products were used to create this card
Cuttlebug Machine
Cuttlebug Embossing folder; Perfect Paisley
White Organza Ribbon
Mint Pearlescent Cardstock
Navy Linen Card stock
Silver Metallic Pen
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Have you ever gazed at those beautiful bows with their pretty fish tail ends and wished you could create bows like that? In today’s tutorial I will show you how to create bows just like that, without the need for any special equipment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m9NSZU3j5Y 
 
 
You Will Need

Ribbon 70 cm
Scissors
Double Sided Tape

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In todays post I would like to share some pictures of the book that I made, for the May 2009 Virtual Crafting Challenge swap over on Stamping Mad Forum.
 
 
The following products were used to create this
Inks Versamark, Adirondack; Purple Twilight; Pigment. Denim Acrylic Dabber, Silver metalic marker
Stamps Flourishes by Katzelkraft
 
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