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These are just some quick Thank you cards I put together. They are very simple and to the point, but of course they are so very cute with the little "critters". The little bird only has the flower embellishment and ribbon to match her beak as well as the polka-dots on the background paper. The Poodle has texture by using the swiss dots on the Cuttlebug. She also has chalk ink and I finished her off with some adorable little brads to dress up her little pink bows.  TFL!

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  1. I saw these on the message boards and they are so adorable I thought I would come over here and tell you, because that error message is really starting to annoy me! You have some great cards here, so I'm going to stay and look around a little!

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