Stamp Club- May

It’s really hard to believe that May is here and in a few short days…..my farmer and I will be in Hawaii!  Here is what we created in Stamp Club this month!  If you are a club member and you couldn’t make it, a to go kit will be in with your next order!

Enjoy!

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To create the “easel” :  cut the “legs” at 1/2 inch in from each edge.  Then cut 1 1/4 inches deep.  I also sponged all the edges with Baked Brown Sugar to make it appear a little more like woodgrain.
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For more information about how to create this card, check out Lorri Heiling’s Blog!

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