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Be Inspired #56 Give Thanks

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The challenge this week over on Cuttlebug Challenge is to create a Thanksgiving or Gratitude project of your choosing. I chose to make a stair step card using Annie Langs digi art. I colored the images with water colored pencils and Bic pens. I colored a couple of each image so I could layer them to give them dimension. I used the Floral Screen Cuttlebug Folder on the card. I put some glaze on the vegetables and Martha Stewarts white glitter on the vegetables that are on the serving plate. I just love Annie Langs art. I am thankful for all my friends and family and thoroughly enjoy this time of year. I must say between Halloween and Christmas I have too much fun decorating and celebrating.

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  1. Terrie B x06 November, 2009

    This is `gorgeous`
    Thaks for joining in with the CB Challenges
    terrie
    http://cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.com/

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  2. Donna08 November, 2009

    This is gorgeous! Of all the projects I've seen from the list I think yours is the most stunning! Love it!

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  3. Rosemary08 November, 2009

    Oh Wanda, that is just too cute!!..All the happy faces make me smile!!

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  4. Beth09 November, 2009

    OMG Wanda this is just to cute love every detail so good to see you back this week at cuttlebug challenge

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  5. Maggie12 November, 2009

    wowzer this is wonderful :)
    Maggie
    http://cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.com
    http://cuttingabove.blogspot.com

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