OK - let me address the making more than one card thing. As for it losing it's value if there are more than one of it...uh, last I checked, my simple cards weren't collectibles. And, if I sent a card to Rob's mother in California, and the same card to Jennifer in New York, chances are neither would know that it wasn't a one-of-a-kind. Furthermore, I call my crafting "crafting for the working mom"; I work 50 hours a week, and I have (2) little ones, along with church, church classes, soccer, laundry, trips to Target - heh, and a hundred other things. So if I'm spending 2 hours working on a card, might as well make 4 of it - it's called working smart. Sorry if there are haters out there, but that's what I do. It's all good - I ain't mad atcha!
I ordered myself one of those photo boxes - can't wait for it to get here so I can take good pictures. This card is so pretty - the colors anyway. I was practicing with the CropADile that my mother got me for Christmas. Not sure the 4 corners belong on this card - ha - but I was just messing around.
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LOL....I don't hate multiple cards, it's just with all the cards I need to make each day for challenges, DT requirements and stuff I'd never have time to make more than one of each, I'd soon hate what I love to do if I did.
cool that you are getting a photo tent...you'll get really great pics with it for sure.
I think your card is great. Using the crop-a-dile for eyelets isn't easy. I usually squeeze to hard and smash the sucker.
I live in Idaho too, just off State and Linder in Eagle.
Making multiple cards is great too. I always kick my self that I didn't. Especially when I make one I really like then send it out to someone...then I miss it, LOL.
Leigh Grady
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Another beauty!! :)
Jennifer in NY is always happy to get any card you send!! ;)
Hey I've never understood the whole 1 card thing either lol. But then again I don't make them either. And Jennifer in Canada would be happy to get one too.
As long as you enjoy what your doing that is all that matters.
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