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Some Shakespearean Birthday Greetings

Shakespearean greeting inspired by Much Ado About Nothing (I have a a book of Shakespeare's plays so I am counting this as from a book). I only had 30 minutes to do this card so I could get into the Octopode Challenge which ends before I get home today and is all about BOOKS (which I love, love, love so I couldn't miss this challenge). Love Shakespeare and this Octopode image is sooo great. I used some Delightfully Destressing Butterfly Bliss papers available at Can You Digi It?.



Hugs and hope you have a wonderful day!

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  1. Fabulous Shakespearean card Nancy, i like the clean and simple design the image the papers and the star.
    Kevin xx

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  2. The star is perfect with that sentiment, Nancy. Nice sketch.

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  3. What a cool CAS card! Love it! Great paper choices too and that single star is perfect with the image and quote.

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  4. That image is too cute :) Great birthday card and perfect sentiment to go with the image.

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  5. saw you were having trouble with the email link on hdh, if you right click on it you should be able to save the email addy and copy it to your email.

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  6. Such a fab CAS Octopode card!! Love it - completely perfect example of less is more :-)

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