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A Cardinal Christmas

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9 Oct

Wv11 This tri-fold card was designed by Amanda Coughlin of Tampa, FL.  The scallop circle die, made from the Big Shot, center was cut out with the coluzzle and adds to the dimension of this card.  The picture does not show the true beauty of this card.  That is what makes swapping so great to have the REAL THING.  Make sure if you at one of my workshops, classes, downline meeting, or booth at a craft show to ask to see this card.  It’s a TRUE GEM!!!  Thanks Amanada!!!

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