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A Hero Thank You With Sponged Circles


Most of you know that I am on the MFPSpeedyTV Inspiration DT, but MFP has a lot of great challenges and many DT. This morning I decided I would play along in the Speedy Fox and Friends Challenge #194 which is Sponged Circles. I had so much fun with this challenge! I sponged my die cut circle and I sponged some circles using a SB die as my guide on my bg panel (using Tim Holtz walnut). I used the MFP Firefighter set. I used this set because we had a giant flood at work with our sprinkler system broke and one of the guys at work came in at midnight to let the rising waters out the back door so we wouldn't lose all our equipment. Despite massive damage to our ceiling and the high waters, we only lost a little bit of our equipment because Steve stayed all night working with the Firefighters to save everything. This is a thank you card we are going to give him (his initials are SB if you are wondering about the cards at the top).

Hugz!!!

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  1. Absolutely terrific and your coworker needs a couple extra days off for his heroism!

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  2. A hero he is.....he saved the day. Great card for this co-worker.

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  3. Great card! What a mess that must have been. I love the wood grained paper and all the wonderful texture. He will love this card!

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  4. A perfect card for, Steve, the hero. What a great employee he is to have done that. I sure hope the company appreciates him and his efforts. Your card is fabulous and he will love it. Thanks, for joining us for the Speedy TV Inspiration challenge.

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    1. Ooops, I mean for the Speedy Fox and Friends challenge.

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  5. What a guy!! Well done Steve!! Sure he will greatly appreciate your card for him and get a giggle out of the image ;). Well doen all round.

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  6. so stunning nancy.fabulous masculine design and colours and what a fab guy your co worker is :D

    xx coops xx

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  7. Fabulous card and perfect for a guy. Love the colors and the textures. I'm sure SB will appreciate it very much.

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  8. What a fun creation and really heartfelt sentiment!! I love it!! :) HUGS

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  9. A super card for your 'Hero', such a lovely way to say Thank You.
    Pauline
    x

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  10. Lovely card. Thanks for joining Speedy Fox and Friends.

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  11. Beautifully done Nancy!!! Thanks for playing along with us this week at Speedy Fox & Friends blog challenge!

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  12. What a great card to show your appreciation and how nice to take the time to do so :)

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  13. This is a wonderful tone on tone card for your local fftrs! I love the raffia, leaves, and especially how you added the recipient's initials!! Great card!

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  15. This is gorgeous!!!! I love the cards tucked in at the top corner! Love the color you chose to go with your hydrant! Thanks for adding your card with Speedy Fox & Friends this week!!

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  16. great job with the card and the challenge...

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