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Easy to make a bundle of cards!

Are you always rushing to make a card that you need right now?

The Cake Soiree suite makes it so easy to put together some cards to have handy and ready to send out.

The colours are rich but fresh at the same time.

The gorgeous Designer Series Paper is one of the keys to quick cards.  It is so lovely on it's own that it doesn't take much more to make your card beautiful.

Just pick out one of the colours and highlight it.  There are sure to be colours in your stash that will match this paper (if not, you may just have to buy some more!!).


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The sentiments in the circles come with the set, as does the one on the bottom left.
The top right sentiment is borrowed from the fun Picture Perfect Birthday set.

The same paper can look different when framed with a different coordinating colour.
Having matching thinlets mean less fussy cutting of those little flower buds!



I cut the cake from the foiled DSP.  
Of course, you could also stamp the image and colour it.







The possibilities are endless with this suite.  Try it for yourself soon!
Click on the shop link to get yours!

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  1. Anne Ronsky3 March 2018 at 22:40

    Very cute cards and fabulous ideas for some card designs, thank you for sharing :)

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