Not Quite Navy, Black, and Whisper White card stock, All in the Family and a music background stamp, an old music note punch, and computer generated lettering.
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Sharing ideas and projects with you, my stamping friends.
About Me
- Veronica
- I'm a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and enjoy scrapbooking, making hand made cards, and other paper crafts. I’ve enjoyed a variety of crafts all my life and started scrapbooking in 2001, but rarely used stamps on my pages or other projects. Then my sister invited me to a Stampin’ Up! workshop and I was hooked! I loved that the stamps came in coordinated sets instead of buying them one at a time. And using SU cardstock, inks, and other accessories saves me time and frustration because everything coordinates perfectly. As a Stampin' Up! demonstrator, not only do I get to work on my own projects, I also get to share project ideas and encouragement with my friends. That's why I started this blog -- so I can share ideas and projects with you, my stamping friends. Thanks for visiting. I hope you come back often.
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Unless otherwise noted, all stamped images are copyright Stampin' Up! Projects published here are shared for personal or non-commercial use and should be used for inspiration only. All text, photographs, and original artwork is copyright Veronica Miller unless otherwise stated.
1 comment:
Veronica, that is super cute!
so why am I stating the obvious?
Thanks for sharing.
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