finally caught up...

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I am finally caught up. All my sneak peeks for this weekend are done, can barely wait until tomorrow to start showing you the fun stuff I have made with the Elzybell March releases. Make sure you check back tomorrow and all weekend long to see what I have been making instead of posting. Since my sneak peeks were all done I had a little spare time today so I played around with a couple of the SplitCoastStampers challenges. I used Wednesdays sketch challenge, though I flipped it and todays challenge to stamp green. The interpretation of green was left up to us. I did the obvious and used kiwi kiss for my green but I also used scraps from a card I made for this weekend. Using scraps is stamping green in my book. What I used:
Elzybells Art Stamps teddy flowers
Kiwi Kiss, Chocolate Chip card stock
water color paper
My Mind's Eye designer paper
WWC and aquapainter
ribbon ($ bin at Michaels)

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Stacy Morgan said…
This is so darn adorable.
March 12, 2009 at 7:56 PM
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