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A Sneak Peak



Today I am doing a sneak peak of one of the new images which will be available in the Squigglefly store tomorrow. The image is drawn by Cheryl Alger and is called Signs of Spring. I doubled the adorable image since I am sending this card to my niece who has twins.

I was inspired by two challenges when I made this card. One is the CCEE Stampers Challenge (CCEE1318) which is calling for shimmer. You can't see my shimmer too well but I used Spica pens all over the images and on the flowers and even on each little tip on my SB die cuts. IRL this is very shimmery. The other challenge is the Splitcoast Stampers Queen for the Day challenge #163 where Peggy (Jasonw1) is the Queen for the Day. I cased THIS card - but you would never know it! I have got to get some new dies - I love, love, love her card!

I am home this morning watching over my sweet husband Kenny who had some oral surgery yesterday. Poor thing - he is all groggy and in some pain. I am sure hoping he recovers fast since we have Crystal's wedding barrelling down on us fast!


Hugz to all and Happy Friday!

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  1. Adorable card! Love the twins and the dies you used. Sorry to hear about your hubby - hope he feels better soon.

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  3. Oops, sorry about that deletion, I forgot which team I was commenting for. This is so cute, I love what you did with this sassy little miss. Your card is beautiful. I hope Kenny feels better soon. Thanks, for joining us in the CCEE Stampers challenge.

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  4. Double trouble but adorably cute! Love the image and the fancy die cut edging looks superb :)

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  5. OH dear sick husband, not good! Love the sweet twins! Very clever use of an image!

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  6. Darling card and what a sweet idea you had to have two girls in honor of twins! I am sure that your hubby is in the best of hands!

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  7. Such a cute image and love the white layers!! Hoping hubby recovers quickly :)

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  8. Gorgeous card Nancy, I like the sweet image as twins the white on white and the design.
    Kevin xx

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  9. This is precious and I love the decorative edges.
    Hugs Desíre {Doing Life}

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  10. I love this sweet card, Nancy. I think I commented on it on SCS. It is just perfect for twins.
    So sorry your hubby had to have oral surgery. That can't be fun. Hope he is better..FAST! Weddings don't wait.

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  11. Hello Nancy :)
    I saw the group Punchiez email this morning, and it sounds like you are without any time to breathe! And what you need right now IS to breathe. :) So much excitement going on (well, poor Kenny's surgery is not exactly exciting)! Breathe, breathe, breathe.

    Or...make cards! I like the way you used your dies/punchez on this. I'll have to remember this combo of the lacy frame with tiny hydrangeas.

    You are in my thoughts, my friend! Good luck with everything, and tell Kenny I hope he feels better soon.

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