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Here are some of the other materials I assembled to make cards. There are clippings from rose catalogs, advertisements, bits and pieces from quilt magazines and other magazines.
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Above is the clipping I got from the Gooseberry Patch catalog. I really admire their product drawings but it was hard to get one that worked well for card making. I layered this one on various pastel papers.
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Using the idea of the gift bag from my mother's blog, I got this background for an old-fashioned postcard I found in the Reminisce magazine.
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This heart was from a quilting magazine, and it is mounted over a bit of a doily. The little key is an embossed rubber stamp image.
This is a picture from a rose nursery catalog on the left, with a rubber stamp heart and a sticker.
This is a piece of clip art, and the heart is a rubber stamped image on silver cardboard, embossed in white.
Another piece of clip art, mounted on a couple layers of pastel paper.
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