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April 16, 2019

Monochromatic Post Card

The Mini Challenge at The Unity Stamp Company is to make a post card.  I started by cutting a piece of thin chipboard into a post card shape (4 1/4 x 6 inches).

Next I stamped the Magical and Hopeful Layers of Life stamp four different times until I had covered the base.

 

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There was a spot in the middle that looked a little naked, so I filled it with the Thoughts and Prayers stamp from Bitty Regards.  Then I finished with the Heart from Hello Beautiful and it's ready to go in the mail.

Posted at 06:13 AM in Encouragement, Unity Stamp Company |

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