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Saturday, August 13, 2011

S'more Card

Created this S'more card.














Closeup:














to enter into the following challenge:

Cooking with Cricut Challenge #46 S'mores

S’mores


More than favors
Wacky Wednesday #47 - Friendship


Campin' Critters 3 1/2" porcupine & marshmallow stick
Camp Out 2 1/2" fire

Paper:
Base 5 1/2" x 7 1/2" white cardstock
patterned paper 5 1/4" x 7 1/4" Paper Pizazz Campfire
black, blue, 2 shades brown, gray, orange, red, yellow, white

hand calligraphy of sentiment Every friend needs S'more chocolate
Xmas Red Stickles fire
Crystal Stickles marshmallow
Sakura GellyRoll Clear Star pen inking

11 comments:

  1. What a clever card for this challenge. Love the sentiment and the card is just adorable:) TFS and thanks for joining us this week at Cooking With Cricut.
    ~Madison CWC DT funkycards.blogspot.com

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  2. Cute card! And I love how you filled the card background with large cuts!

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  3. Very cute!!! Great background paper and beautiful job on the sentiment :)

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  4. Great card, Melissa! Love the sentiment ~ beautiful calligraphy. Thanks for linking up with us at Cooking With Cricut this week.

    ~ Jen, CWC Design Team
    www.gator-4-life.blogspot.com

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  6. How cute!! Thanks for playing along with us at Cooking with Cricut.

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  7. This is adorable! I love the nighttime background and entire scene you created :)Amy

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  8. I LOVE this, Melissa! And wow, your calligraphy is amazing! Absolutely awesome card - love the twilight background and the awesome scene! Fabulous!! :)

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  9. I was going to add a Hershey wrapper but when I went to get one of the mini choc bars (we keep our chocolate in the refrig with as hot as it has been here in Central TX I discovered that all were gone). I've had the campfire paper for quite some time and before using I scanned it so I can print more of it if I want to use in future.

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