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[Summer Sweet] Multi-occasion Card


Is it really summer without ice cream? I think not. 


I actually found this clear stamp set at the Dollar Tree!
I got these about a year ago when I was still building my cardmaking collection and just thought this set was "SO SWEET", had to get it.

This card was so quick and easy!! I stamped these images on White cardstock with embossing ink and then embossed in gold.  I used my alcohol markers to color them in bright summery colors. I also embossed the sentiment in gold on a fuchsia cardstock. I mounted it on a cardboard and added some nuvo drops in fuchsia and turquoise for a pop of color!


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Jill

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  1. Lovely summer card. Thank you for joining us at 613 Avenue Create this month. Hope to see you back here again soon.

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  2. Great card, Jill! All three of your submissions to our challenge were super cute and perfect for the summer season! Thanks so much for your wonderful contributions to our challenge at 613 Avenue Create!
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    Chana Malkah, Owner

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