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Good morning,
I am here today to share a card that I created recently using WOW! Bay Area Blue Regular embossing powder. The stamped frame image is also from WOW!


The bird with scalloped edge frame is from chipboard (K & Co.). I added some embossing ink on some of the area on the chipboard randomly, sprinkle the embossing powder, and heat set. The stamped frame image with vintage script was adhered as the card base, prior to adding more embellishments and paper layering.

Other materials: Jenni Bowlin chipboard button, 7gypsies ribbon, Prima flower, American Crafts cardstock.
Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by today!

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