Christmas Cards

Jeane's Christmas Card

My friend and work colleague, Jeane, was so pleased to give me a card that she made using the Dryer Sheet Technique. I had never heard of it before! Clever, don't you think? It's a pity this photo doesn't show up all the sparkly Dazzling Diamonds in the dryer sheet. I was pretty impressed!


Tania's Christmas Card

This one is from Tania. I just love the snowflakes and the gorgeous Kiwi Kiss Satin Ribbon. You can view the other that she made using Circle Circus here.

I hope I get to finish my Christmas cards tomorrow so they can be posted on Monday! Panic!

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Tania Gould said…
Aren't we clever girls!
December 19, 2009 at 8:55 PM
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