Stampin' Smiles: Penny Pincher Technique

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July 02, 2009

Penny Pincher Technique

A fun card using Pun Fun stamp set and two new In Colors - Rich Razzleberry and Bermuda Bay.

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Posted on July 02, 2009 in Video Tutorials | Permalink

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Yes, I like this view better. However, it doesn't look that easy for you - I am so impressed at your versatility! And you were worried about opening an ink pad up-side-down... you did the entire project up-side-down!

Posted by: Karen Wilson | July 02, 2009 at 10:54 PM

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