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Some Pie and some Thank-yous

It is Red, White, and Blue week at Squigglefly! It is our team's week off, but I am playing anyway and so should you. The challenge requires use of a Squigglefly image if you want to be eligible for the prize (if you don't have a Squigglefly image there are plenty of free ones available HERE). I used two Cheryl Alger images - American Pie from Squigglefly and an image from the Avery is Thankful set at Sassy Cheryl Stamps. My sentiment is from Our Daily Bread.

I used the current Deconstructed Sketch #105 to put my card together - it is a cool one?

I don't normally send out Fourth of July cards, but I think this year I am going to send a few.

I went to a crop this weekend and made a few quick Thank-You cards before I packed up. I only brought Very Vanilla Cardstock so that is why they are all the same color. I still need to make about 15 more but I am almost done - yay!

Hope you all had a wonderful weekend.

Comments

  1. Love your red white and blue card and the sassy image. Your crop cards are gorgeous in very vanilla, embossing is beautiful.

    Hugs
    Sue

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  2. Love your patriotic card, especially the yummy looking pie! Love the gorgeousness of the thank you cards, just beautiful!

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  3. Nancy your cards are great! The thank you cards are very elegant. I love your red, white, and blue card. I love the window in the background - the pie is cooling in the window and the little patriot is trying hard to be good and not sneak a piece! Very cute!

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  4. Wonderful cards! I really love that Cheryl Alger stamp though, she's just adorable, plus, it has pie?!?! How can you not love that. Great work on this week's Challenge.

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  5. Beautiful cards. Your Thank-you cards are so organic and I love the texture.

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  6. All of these are so pretty. Love the fabric bow on the first one and the coloring is fantastic. The thank you cards are stunning in this color theme.

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  7. Those thank you cards are so wonderfully elegant and the apple pie card is just too cute for words :)

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  8. Nancy,
    Your SF challenge card is sooooo cute! Your ivory cards are just so gorgeous and elegant!

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  9. All of your cards are darling, Nancy! I really like the all white thank you's! Hope all is well with you...enjoying your summer? :)

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  10. So pretty - I hope you'll link up at 52 Card Pickup this week!

    http://www.oldbackporch.com/2013/06/52-card-pickup-225.html

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  11. All your cards are so pretty! The crop sounds like fun, it's been a long time since I've been to one...really enjoy those.

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  12. Beautiful cards, I like the red, white and blue one, it is just adorable.

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  13. Gasp! Love those CAS cream cards, Nancy! Have to pin!

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  14. Hey there's the pie again with that cute image. Super fun card! Your thank-you cards are very elegant. Love the embossing and the pretty frames. Well done!
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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