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Monday, May 28, 2012

OWH Sketch Challenge ~ TLC "My Hero" ~ Patriotic Card

My card today uses this week's OWH Stars & Stamps Sketch Challenge #123 layout. I printed off the sketch yesterday ~ along with the bonus sketch (I'll make a card with that later today).. and set it aside. This morning while reading through my Google Reader, I come across Create with TLC blog and seen this "My Hero" Memorial Day Freebie.

As soon as I seen the "My Hero" digi, I knew I wanted to use it on a card using this week's sketch... and here is my card:



Here is the sketch that I used for it:



supplies:

card stock: Cherry Cobbler, Navy Blue linen card stock, white. Star pattern paper unknown
ink: HP laserjet printer
accessories: sewing machine, Quickutz alphabet die, bigkick, punch (for banner ends) and dimensionals

thanks for looking ~

have a great airborne day!
God Bless All Our Military.. each and every one of them

10 comments:

  1. Pam...this turned out fabulously~! Love it....
    Paulette

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  2. Beautiful work Pam! I love the warmth the golden background paper adds to it. A great alternative to stark white with the red and blue. The stitching is a great touch too!

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  3. Pam, Paulette posted your card on her site! Have to say again, your card is just perfect!

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  4. Hi Pam,
    I Love your Sketch Card and think you did an fantastic job. I am certain that the Hero that receives this card, will be honored!!

    Happy Memorial Day and may be always remember those who gave their life to help protect us!!

    God Bless!

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  5. Totally great card!! Love the bold sentiments ;)

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  6. Beautiful card! I saw this on the OWH Stars & Stamps blog, and I had to come and see the deets! Stunning work!

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  7. Great card, Pam! Love the stitching and that fabulous digi! Thanks for joining us in this week's OWH Stars & Stamps Sketch Challenge!

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  8. Uber fantabulous as always! Thanks for sharing!!!

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  9. Love how you did this card. It really is a stand out!

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