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At 6:46pm on November 20, 2009, Michelle Perkett said…: Hi Chris!

Thank you so much for joining Michelle Perkett Studio stamp group! We are so happy to have such a talented gal with us! Your cards are gorgeous! Please join us for our challenge (#5) this week and for our blog hop December 5th! Welcome, Chris!

Michelle :)

At 6:48pm on October 10, 2009, Jóna (Yona) said…: So great work you have done. Love the books and the cards, specially the one with Tilda and the real spoon !
Jóna

At 1:57pm on October 7, 2009, Janice Kessler said…: Hi Chris...Your cards are great. Can you please tell me your favorite stamping companies? What company does all those cute kid stamps?

At 10:09am on August 17, 2009, Sue Drees said…: oops, forgot to say that there are three pictures of the Easel card on
my blog (www.suestamping.com) if you want to see it from all sides.
Sue

At 9:55am on August 17, 2009, Sue Drees said…: Chris, the template for the Easel Card is by Penny Wessonauer. If you google her name, you will find the site where her templates are (you can print them all for free) she has some great card designs. Basically though, the Easel card is any size card you want to make, mine was 6x6. Score your card stock in half to form card. Score the front of the card in half and make a valley fold. Adhere a matching piece of cardstock to
the bottom half of your card base the same size as the front of your card.

Use a button, something popped up on a dimentional, etc to hold your
card front in place when opened.

I have tried to link Penny's site, but it is photobucket and it doesn't work.
Hope this helps. If all else fails, email me again and I will snail mail the printed out instructions to you.

Good Luck
Sue

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