Happy Forth of July!

I love this great country of ours. America stands for Freedom and Equality and I'm proud to be an American. To celebrate our Independance I asked my friends and customers to submit patriotic cards. I got a fabulous card from Becky. Amazing work again! Here's the front:




And here's the inside. Wow!




She used the window sheets from Stampin' Up! to make the stars float.

Here's the cute cards that my girls made:



I'm going to send out 4th of July cards to my family with a picture of my girls in it. I found these cute dresses at Wal Mart for only $7. I had my friend take pictures of them. I think out of all the pictures she took this one is my favorite. 



You can really see that Amanda is the older sister and that she's protective of Jessica. Love the sky in it too. Amazing work Denise!

Well I guess that's all I have for today. Visit back often!

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Mary Cavalier said…
Love the stars. I have seen that but never tried it - will have to soon!
July 3, 2010 at 10:22 PM
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