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Big Valentines

...and here are a couple of full-sized cards, made with Raspberry Fizz patterned paper by PTI.  I love, love, love that color.  I love it so much that I had a prom dress that color in 1989.  It had big, puffy sleeves, and I had shoes dyed to match.  Don't tell me yours didn't look just like it.

I accidentally grabbed my red ink pad when I stamped "sweet", but it actually turned out fine.
Card #1:
Paper: PTI White, Raspberry Fizz, RF patterns
Ink: SU Passion Pink, Versamark
Stamps: PTI Limitless Labels, Sweet Love
Other: Scalloped square punch, PTI white satin ribbon, SU silver cord, dimensional tape, silver embossing powder

Card #2:
Paper: PTI White, RF patterns, SU Gable Green
Ink: PTI Sweet Love, Piece of Cake
Other: SU Scalloped Circle Punch, Circle Punch
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  1. IamDerbyJanuary 29, 2009 at 11:44 PM

    What great cards, I really love that first one. The colors look so good together.

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  2. Babies-BethJanuary 31, 2009 at 3:40 PM

    Looks like a fine accident to me! I accidnetally stamped using L'Amore red istead of Pure Poppy on one of my Valentines cards, and that worked fine, too! Going to go scan the rest of your recents posts, lol, I see a baby card below!!

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  3. Jennifer KirkJanuary 31, 2009 at 4:24 PM

    Love that Raspberry fizz patterned paper. I'm so wishing I had bought it! I love how you used sentiments from older sets. I need to show my older sets a little more love!!

    (my prom dress sounds a little bit similar - except it was navy blue. And it was 1995)

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  4. Jen CaputoJanuary 31, 2009 at 4:38 PM

    So pretty! Love how you used the Raspberry Fizz papers :)

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