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A Sassy Birthday Cupcake

The Sassy Cheryl's Challenge this week is all about Birthdays and who doesn't need another Birthday card? I need a bunch of them personally. I love this sweet image from the Avery is Thankful set. That cupcake is the closest I have gotten to a cupcake since Christmas. It looks pretty yummy to me!


Hugz!

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  2. This is so cute. I love the fence, the tulle and all the fab details.

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  3. Beautiful layering for that super cute image! Love that expression on her face ;)

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  4. Such a cute image! Love the fence with the flowers too :)

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  5. Gorgeous Nancy, I like the sweet image, the colours the fence and the big bow.
    Kevin xx

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  6. Love the way you split that fence up. Your color combination is beautiful and so soft accented with the tulle! Thanks for playing along with Sassy Cheryl Nancy. Your creations are always something I look forward to.

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  7. Your card is gorgeous!
    Beautiful design:)
    Hugs, Heidi:)

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  8. Love your birthday card and your design is fabulous. Love all the layers and the split fence is perfect for drawing the eye to the image.

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  9. Just love your card!!! Love layers and beautiful flowers around image.
    Thanks for sharing your gorgeous creation with us at Sassy Cheryl Happy Birthday Challenge!

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  10. aw so gorgeous nancy.adorable image and i really love your pretty papers and layers ;D

    xx coops xx

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  11. OH! this is pure sweetness! Love all the angled layers and fun paper designs! Love that she is in an awesome garden scene with the tiny fence! Your coloring rocks!!
    thanks for playing along in our Sassy Cheryl challenge this week!
    Judy

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  12. Cute card and fabulous coloring!

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  13. So cute! I love your coloring on Avery, and that fence you added is so cute. I am so glad you joined us for the Sassy Cheryl's challenge this week. You rocked it.

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  14. Super cute! Love how the fence frames the image and helps to create the scene-just wonderful with the climbing roses I might add. This image just melts my heart.
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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  15. Beautiful layers, fabulous image, and love the flowers. A super birthday card!!!

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  16. This is precious, Nancy. Love the coordinating layers and the beautiful tulle ribbon!

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  17. Love all the layers on this card-just beautiful!!! Thank you for joining us this week for the Sassy Cheryl's challenge!

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  18. a beauty! love the papers and embellishments
    thanks for joining our Sassy Cheryl's challenge!

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  19. Make a wish! I love it! What fabulous coloring and I just adore the papers.
    Thanks for playing along in the Happy birthday challenge this week with my Sassy Gals!!!

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