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Sandy Beaches


If you are following the Dude Time Doodles August blog hop, you came here from the very talented Mags who showcased Grilling Gil, and now I get to show you Sandy Beaches. Isn't he great? If the latest storm wasn't scheduled to hit us in Alabama, I would be wanting to go to the beach after seeing how much fun he is having in that sand!

Now it's time to see what the fabulous Dawn has created.

All the new images are available at the Dude Time Doodles store. If you want to start at the begining of the hop click HERE.

Hugz!

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  1. Nancy, it brings back memories of burying my dad on the beach when we were small! Hilarious!
    Hugs
    Dawn xx

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  2. Nancy I love how you have made this card - gorgeous bordering and those shells in the bottom corner really set it off!!

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  3. Hi Nancy, this is a great card, an age-old tradition we never seem to tire of!! Love those fab shells & starfish embellies in the corner...PERFECT!
    Hugs, Ali x

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  4. Terrific card Nancy, very clever and crafty to add shells for embellishments! Your coloring is awesome!

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  5. Brilliant card Nancy, I love what you have done with the image, wonderful colouring
    Kevin xx

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  6. Hi Nancy, A wonderful card love how you have created to edges and the image is coloured brilliantly
    thanks for your company over the last month I have had a brill time
    Janet

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  7. Love the border punch and the sea shell embellishments are the perfect addition! Great sentiment too :-)

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  8. Cute beach card, Nancy. I'm sure that sun isn't shining over our beaches right now and hoping for the best for everyone on the coast. Love your shells.

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  9. Loving the sentiment with Sandy, Nancy, and your coloring is fab! Love the seashell embellies.

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  10. Love the punched border and the cut out sea shells and starfish. Lovely touch with the pearls too. Great card!

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  11. Great image it needs a crab heading toward him that is going to get one of those toes. I love your shells they are perfect for this card.

    TTFN,

    CraftyGirl
    craftygirlcardsandcrafts.blogspot.com

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  12. Terrific card, love the shells you used in the corner

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  13. Great scene you've made with that cool image - love the added shells too :)

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  14. Another fabulous card Nancy! Love the border you created and your colour scheme is perfect! The shells are the perfect touch too! Beautifully done!

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