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Self Portrait...

This week's Squigglefly challenge is "Have a Heart, Please" (SFC0412). Holley's team has this challenge covered, but I thought I would play too since who can resist a challenge with hearts - plus, I have this fun sneak peek Fanny image from Marlene Shaw that will be available in the Store in February.


It is Tickle a Teapotter week at the SCS Teapot Tuesday Challenge (when the tea party gals all exchange cards with each other - so fun) so I know that whoever gets this card will laugh for days! The challenge is to do a black and white card with one other color (there are all kinds of other inspirational hints but I just ran with the color part). I added my own sentiment to make it the perfect self-portrait of me. I am sure a few others will identify with this sentiment too - LOL!

Hugz!

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  1. This is a fabulous fun card Nancy, I love this image the hearts and of course that so true sentiment lol.
    Kevin xx

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  2. Ha-ha, wonderful card! Fanny is always fun no matter what she's doing!

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  3. Ha Ha...you're so funny, Nancy. What a fun card to receive and the sentiment describes all us cardmakers, for sure. I love it!

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  4. Love it! Fanny is one of my favorites; glad to hear Marlene is drawing again. Love all the embossing you added.

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  5. Thanks for the chuckle this morning, Nancy! Yup, definitely can identify ;-)

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  6. LOL - what a fun sentiment. Think a whole lot of us can identify with it.

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  7. Nancy this is so cute and fun! I know I can relate to the sentiment!

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  8. How fun! Love the color combo, and the image and sentiment are great!

    Hugs
    Sue

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  9. LOL!! Such a great card - the perfect sentiment and image for so many of us :)

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  10. Oh my goodness, Nancy, you are a riot - I love your sense of humor and the wonderful sentiment you came up with to label all us addicted people so well - I am THIS LADY!!

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  11. This card is so adorable and makes me laugh out loud. Love it.

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  12. OMGoodness this is hilarious!!! You are correct - whoever gets this card will laugh for days, and even longer if they decide to FRAME it - which is what they SHOULD do with it LOL!!!
    Sweet card - love it.
    Hugs,
    Audrey

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  13. LOL this is a real scream - I LOVE it!!!!

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  14. Had to pop by here and comment. Congrats on the shout-out at SCS for favs this week! I'm a huge fan of Marlene's work and love, love, love her sense of humour. The sentiment you created for this is hilarious and opens a little space for Valentine's Day (I have been single for a lot of years and I don't like Valentine's Day! but this perspective is one I can handle!!) Awesome card and absolutely love all those embossed hearts! hugs, Charlene

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  15. this is hilarious! I love it!!! So glad to have you on my team....loved your card this week too!

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  16. I immediately recognized the talent of this former blogger Marlene and I'm so happy to see her drawings again! Her images were always hilarious and still are! This is such a fun card, and I love all those hearts along with that fun sentiment! Self portrait for me too :)

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