Under the wire.......I tried the hotcard technique since I found the parchment paper. Had enough red transparency to make 4 so I did a fifth one with the Xyron. I couldn't tell the difference myself. They are in my webshots account in Lynne's CC Challenge. I've got 52 cards done so far.
Finished my CCC's
Aug 01, 2008
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Really nice Sandy! Just beautiful and done before I went to bed. hehe
Lynne
Very cute Sandy. I love the little snowflake in the corners. Is that sticker or a brad?
Crystal
Gotta love those snowmen Sandy! Cute! Linda
Brads I've had in my stash for years........trying to be a good girl and use as much as possible from my stash.
Sandy
Those are so pretty Sandy. It is going to be so nice to have all our cards done by November isn't it?
CathyR
They look great Sandy. I like the way all your cards have so many different styles and looks. How does the hotcard technique work? Wow - 52 cards! You're going to hit 100 befor X'mas :))
Wow Sandy! They look beautiful! I keep telling myself I need to try the hot card tech., but just haven't made it that far, yet. Did you cut mats for the snowmen, or is that part of the hot card tech.?
Thanks, Deb. Actually that is just part of the tissue paper pattern. Each snowman was already in a red line box and I just cut them out a little past the pattern.
Sandy
Thanks, Judy. Here's the Hot Card technique, thanks to Chrissy for sending it to me.
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Sandy
Thanks, Cathy. Yes it will. I keep telling my scrapbook buddies around here they need to get onboard. They will be scrapping like mad and I will be sitting back addressing envelopes.
Sandy
Thanks, Linda. I think we both have a thing for snowmen, don't we?
Sandy
Your summer sounds like my Christmas vacation. I'm off for a week and some mornings DD and I go to bed about the time DH is getting up. Enjoy every minute of it. Each one of my children as they were the oldest in the house did the same thing with me. I'm working on #4 right now. Still have one more 'midnight oil' buddy to go after her. Then I'm going to have to start borrowing grandchildren.
Sandy
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