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Simon Says get Krafty "It Moose Be Love"


I decided to play along with this week's Simon Says Stamps Wednesday Challenge. I've meant to participate before but didn't get the card made or uploaded before the due date.  But this time I was able to create a card that worked.

This week's challenge was to use kraft paper in a card. Create any project using this color of paper.

Here is the card I created using kraft cardstock. 

It Moose Be Love

I just got this stamp the other day. It's the moose and moose be love stamp set from |Great Impressions stamps. I had seen this stamp online and really liked it and then I found it at a local scrapbooking store and was so excited to get it.  I used my copic markers to color it. All the cardstock is from Micheal's and the embossing on the kraft paper is a Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations embossing folder.  I used the red twine which I got at the $ store. The heart hanging from the twine is from Spellbinders Shapeabilities "Charmed I'm Sure" set.  


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Emily Leiphart said…
When I saw the title of your post, I knew your card would be cute, Annalisa! I love that textured background. Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Get Krafty!
February 18, 2014 at 5:12 PM
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