May 10, 2012

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Today I am working on a few things.  I had time to take a photo of my craft room for the Cricut blog.

Also as this week is teacher appreciation week I took some time to make a few cards for the grandkids. I stopped by the Subway and picked up some gift cards to go in them. Teachers do so much for the kids. Our children are with them almost every day, and they have such an impact on their young lives. It is so important that we support the good ones. I made a side step and then 2 regular A2 cards. I designed everything in the CCR and used carts: A Childs year, Doodlecharms and Locker Talk. These turned out super cute, I found some scraps of paper from a DWAV paper pack, long gone, and that had a school theme.


Sorry that the top photo is so out of focus, I would retake the photos but that are already gone.
Hope you have a wonderful evening and be sure to come again.

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