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Million Dollar Moments and Polka Dot Parade

Have been playing around with the very cute stamp set Million Dollar Moments (#125135, on page 38 of the summer mini catalogue) It's a lot of fun to play with but it is only available as a Hostess Set. I like it so much I had to throw myself a party! So if you would like a set for yourself please contact me to book a party. I apologise for my poor photography, they do look much better in real life!! but here are a few samples. Thanks for looking, Liz
Rich Razzleberry and Sahara Sand, with
Dazzling details glitter to the brolly and the boots and the centres of the flowers.


Tempting Turqoise DSP on Tempting Turquoise cardstock,
layered onto Island Indigo card base.
The image is stamped onto Very Vanilla and the Ovals Framelits
 were used to cut out the image and the Island Indgo mat behind.
The Strip of "clouds" was made using the Tempting Tuquoise 
ink which I used to cover the  fancy Fan embossing folder
befor running it throught the Big Shot
. and the sentiment was punched using
 the mini Curly Label Punch from Sale-a-Bration.
 All in all quite cute and fun to make.

Real Red ink and DSP, Night of Navy cardstock and ink.
 Crystal Effects on the brolly, and the Red Glimmer Paper for the punched Heart.
Tiny Tags and  a rhinestone brad.
I think this is my favourite.
The gloss on the Umbrella is quite cute.but doesn't shopw up well here, nor does the glitter
on the heart.

Pumplin Pie and Melon Mambo ink and paper were used here, layered ont.o Night of Navy Cardstock.

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