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A Ginger Bear

The Squigglefly challenge this week is bling or embossing - two of my favorite things! I blinged up this cute little image by Sandra Caldwell called Bearly Ginger. I added Stickles to the icing marks and some gems splattered around. I had planned to glitter up my stars but after I added them, I thought they matched up with Americana-ish feel of the image. Fun challenge - I may have to make another!


Hugz!

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  1. This is so sweet. IT does have a wonderful Americn feel to it with the colors and stars.

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  2. This is an adorable card Nancy, I love your cute image and lovely warm colours.
    Pauline
    x

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  3. Fun and cute...will be back for a good catch up tonight. Rushing out to paint a fence panel before the rain due tomorrow afternoon! lol

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  4. Your card is so cute and adorable. Love the stars and the awesome papers.

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  5. What a great card, love that bear, so cute.
    hugs Jacee
    Simply Paper Card Design

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  6. Aww! This reminds me of our dear Gingerbeary, Carol. :) So cute, Nancy!

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  7. Nancy,
    I'm saying "aaaahhhh" - how adorable and sweet! Your paper is perfect and I love the stars!

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  8. Very cute :) love the primitive folk art feel to this card!

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  9. Cute image and love the wooden stars!

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  10. I just love this whimsical little ginger teddy! I love the vintage flavor of your card with those great earthy colors too! Well done, now when are those ginger cookies coming out of the oven?! :)

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  11. OMGoodness, how cute! Love a gingerbread bear more than a gingerbread man! Super cute card!

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  12. Oh my I love the gingerbread bear here!! I can almost smell it! :) Such a sweet card!! HUGS

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  13. Well today was the perfect day for me to come out of the weeds to see this!!! Considering my Splitcoast Stamper Name is Gingerbeary-you know I am in love with this very sweet and utterly awesome bear and card. I have a collection of Gingerbears that are one of my favorite. You have made this so adorable. Love the little star embellishments too.
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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  14. so gorgeous nancy.really sweet image and i love your rich colours :D

    xx coops xx

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  15. Hi, Nancy! Your ginger bear is adorable! Love the pretty, vintage-like, homey colors. I can smell the ginger all the way in Florida! mmmmmm! Darling card. My favorite part is those pretty stars! THEY LOOK FANTASTIC! hugs, de

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  16. Nancy this is adorable. I love how the whole thing looks so texturized and soft. Wonderful coloring and coordinating of papers and embellishments.

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  17. Adorable teddy, Nancy. Another lovely creation from you.

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