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Birthday Candles

I have taken another little break from blogland lately.  My youngest daughter, Allie, and I have been pretending we have a little side business with a small junque store booth.  Here is a picture of our booth:



I have a few cards on the old screen door up against the curtain.  Seems like it wouldn't take much time, but we have to find things for it, keep it straightened up, figure out how to display things so people buy them, etc.  Yesterday the soap box and cart sold so we need to go to the store and figure out how to fix the items that were placed on the floor.  It is sooo much fun!


I have still been making cards though - it is still my favorite hobby.  I needed some more birthday cards and came up with this one:


I used the following DRS Designs images:  Birthday Candle Burst, One More Candle Greeting, and Starry Background.   I sponged the bg to make brighter (Summer Sun - SU!).  I wanted this one to be super festive.

Hope you have a wonderful day!

Hugz

Comments

  1. Wow! Your booth looks wonderful Nancy, lots of lovely vintage items - I bet it's great fun finding things and deciding how best to display them.
    Your card is brilliant, a fabulous background and great design.
    Pauline
    x

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  2. Really cute festive birthday card! Your booth does look cute and inviting. Wish you well with your new venture.

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  3. Oh how exciting Nancy!! It looks like you have things in there that I would like to buy!! LOL!! I hope you have wonderful success with it! Love your wonderful birthday theme design with all of those candles...which looks like my cake would!! LOL!! Sending hugs

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  4. FABULOUS card!!! So so cool and happy!

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  5. Love your little booth Nancy, it looks like a whole lot of fun!
    I adore your candles card too!
    Hugs
    Dawn xx

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  6. Your booth looks amazing and what a fun thing to do with your daughter! Wonderful birthday card and the sentiment is so true :-).

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