Hi Everyone and thanks so much for stopping by. Bruno here today!
You have seen Kylie's posts and videos about #loveitchopit! They have been VERY popular! The purpose of them is to USE the paper that you have. She is LOVING seeing all the pictures that you post showing you using (not hoarding) the DSP!
One of the 'by-products' of all of the #loveitchopit is small skinny scraps of paper. What can you do with them? Here is something I did with them......
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I used tear and tape and stuck all of the pieces down. I stamped the sentiment and the flower from the Petal Palette stamp set and cut them out (and another piece) from the Petals and More thinlits. I added some ribbon and stuck everything down.
I had so much fun making this card that I made a video for you.
I am really enjoying making videos too. Hopefully you enjoy watching them. I received many comments that the music that I had in the background while I was talking was very distracting. So, Ive removed it from the new videos and only have it when something is in Fast-Forward. I think its better now. Let me know what you think (I know you will - hahahaha).
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I LOVE this card! I can't wait to make one! Thanks Bruno!
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