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I really do! I read a LOT. I usually have an upstairs book and a downstairs book. It seems if I'm not creating, I'm reading. I love bookmarks. A friend asked for a simple gift for a new teacher and I remembered Regina, from The Cutting Cafe, sent a fabulous school file, All About School. It has 38 great images! I especially like the bingo cards...so cute! I printed the READ bingo card onto kraft paper. The I love to read circle along with the apple image made a pretty focus..JPG)
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The red one at the top is one of my favorites and I love how the big one on the ribbon tail looks hanging out of the book.
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I added several vintage buttons.
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The red one at the top is one of my favorites and I love how the big one on the ribbon tail looks hanging out of the book.
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I think I need to make myself one of these!I'd like to take a moment to thank City Crafter for choosing my Halloween star card as one of the spotlight cards for last week's challenge. City Crafter is a fun challenge blog. I've really enjoyed participating. THANK YOU!
Lori, your one awesome craftor girl...this is such a fun and cute bookmarker...hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun bookmark this is! I love the ribbon and button treatment, so creative!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out, we love, and enjoy having you here at City Crafter Challenge Blog, and congrats once again!
This is so cute...and pretty. What a great way to use buttons and I love that gingham ribbon.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable bookmark! I love the BINGO card on craft paper and the way you did the button and ribbon is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love to look at your creations, so inspiring! Very pretty bookmark, perfect to mark ur last page. Congrats on being featured!
ReplyDeleteAwesome bookmark, Lori. You should link this up on Paper Cubed!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the spotlight! Have always wanted to make my own bookmark, you've given me some fab ideas.
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