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[One in a melon) Not2Shabby Design Team



I am ready for the warmer weather! I used the Watermelon popsicle digi from Not2Shabby shop and copied it multiple times to create the background. I diecut a circle in the center and colored in those images with alcohol markers and popped it up to make this bright card!

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Jill

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