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Monday 25 June 2018

Just Bearly

Hello.  Welcome.  Needed a graduation card so decided to use this fun bear from Sparkle and Sprinkle.  


I liked Vicki's card where she used a bright patterned center panel and plain surround so I decided to stamp my bright red stitch die cut panel with the light bulb image from the Sprinkle and Sparkle Final Role Call set.  The bear is from the same set, stamped on patterned paper and fussy cut.  I used a gold mirror layer and a gold card base.  The 'mat' the bear is sitting on is the center piece from Poppystamps Button Oval Contour die cut from the same card as the base card.  I stamped the sentiment and inside I added another one that reads 'The Future is Bright'.  

Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz

Bear is joining the fun at
Stamplorations CASE the Stampgirls Challenge
Poppystamps Challenge 45 - For the Boys
Emerald Creek - Celebration #ECJUNE2018
Sparkle N Sprinkle Challenge


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5 comments:

  1. Kay Wallace26 June 2018 at 19:52

    Bright as a light bulb! Sweet bear and a perfect card for a graduate! Great job!

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  2. Misty Elam27 June 2018 at 05:47

    Fabulous card for a graduate! I love that the lightbulb coordinates with the sentiment inside. Thanks for joining us for the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge.
    Misty

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  3. MariLynn29 June 2018 at 19:44

    Great CASE. I love the little bear. So cute. Thank you for helping STAMPlorations celebrate 5 years.

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  4. Robin30 June 2018 at 23:57

    Another Great design, Gail! Thanks fagain or participating in Poppystamps "For The Boys" challenge!

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  5. Fikreta1 July 2018 at 00:36

    Your card adorable!
    hugs

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