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I chose to use a few Thin Cuts...definitely FAVORITES of mine. I also used the Pumpkin Spice collection.
The Hearts Slimline Thin Cuts and the Slim Alphabet and Numbers really are perfect for any slimline card...
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The addition of the white gel pen around the Thin Alpha, the Autumn Loose Sequins and the Papaya Shimmer Trim really brings some sparkle to the front of this otherwise somewhat masculine card...
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The inside of the card includes the colors from the front and the "&" from the Slim Alpha Thin Cuts...I then coupled it with the "warm blankets" from the We Love Fall stamp set (a MUST-HAVE if you ask me)...
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Very cute card!
ReplyDeleteOoh, the perfect fall card- and more additions to my wish list!
ReplyDeleteI love your use of the gel pen to add some extra depth to the letters.
ReplyDeleteI love this!! and that added touch of white gel pens is PERFECT!!
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of your card, that is striking! The use of that Thin Cut is GREAT and I, too, love your white accents!
ReplyDeleteEchoing what everyone else said about the white gel pen!! LOVE it. I can't wait to pull out my alphabet thin cuts and replicate this!!
ReplyDeleteAt first glance I though you used the thin cuts as a stencil but then on the close up I saw the pattern paper. I love the way you used the white gel pens to highlight the letters. Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteI love this! The gel pen technique and the thin die cut letters are a perfect combination!
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