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PPA64 challenge: Grateful


I decided to check out blog land and do a challenge.  I found this one on Its a Stamp Thing . Vicki is a talented stamper and I check her blog almost daily.  She has many challenges listed on the left hand side.  So, I am entering this GRATEFUL card as the Thursday challenged for Pals Paper Arts for this week. 

Enjoy, and have a wonderful weekend!!!  Annette
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  1. Anonymous10/15/2010

    It's just beautiful. I hope you win!

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  2. Linda Callahan10/16/2010

    Perfect fall card with a wonderful ribbon treatment! Thanks for joining us at PPA!

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  3. Stampin' Diva10/19/2010

    Beautiful fall card!! The peasant image is perfect for this. Gorgeous ribbon detail. Thank you for playing along with us at Pals Paper Arts!!

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  4. Anonymous10/21/2010

    Wow! Thanks so much for leaving a comment for my Snowman card on SCS. I'm ao happy that you did, or I wouldn't have found your blog! Your work is gorgeous! I have a house full of stampers coming over today, but I will be back to check out more of your older posts:) Have a great day!

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