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A recipe for Strawberry Cupcakes or a Disaster Waiting to Happen


This week's Octopode Challenge is about Easter (TOFF#41). I love Easter, but I am not really into the eggs part of Easter unless they are in the potato salad or the cupcakes. So my Easter creation is a vertical criss-cross card with a recipe for strawberry cupcakes with strawberry cream cheese icing. The saying on this card is hard to read in the picture - it says: I can think of better things to do with eggs than hiding them.

I used the Octopode Jolee image - isn't she the cutest???? I even got my White Lily flour bag in the picture - thought you would enjoy that Lily!!!

Got to run to work, so many hugz (and if you want that recipe, let me know).

Comments

  1. Cute card, Nancy! Glad you got that White Lily flour bag in there. Of course, I want the recipe. I love strawberries and I love cream cheese icing. Girl, you are no good for a diet. LOL

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  2. Fantastic card. Adorable image and good for you getting the flour bag in on the act.

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  3. What a fab idea!! I love to see something different from just cards and this has given me some much needed inspiration :)

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  4. Very creative...cute idea...nicely done!

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  5. I love that quote: "Life is uncertain; eat dessert first!" Cute card!! Good luck on the twins card, too!!

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  6. I'll tell you, Nancy, if they don't invite you to at least 'Guest' for the DT at Octopode, I'd be very surprised. :) You do the cutest things with their images!

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  7. Oh. my. goodness. Nancy, what a fabulous creation!! So fun, and funny, too. LOVE that sentiment--I'm totally on board with it!!

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  8. So cute. For me it would be a disaster waiting to happen.

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