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Free To Be Me & Artbooking Card

Hello crafty friends,
Hope your Thursday, First day of May is a good one so far. It’s the first day of the new month! Before I get to my crafty inspiration, I wanted to share today’s Psalm reading with you.


ל Lamed
89 Forever, O Lord, 
Your word is settled in heaven. 
90 Your faithfulness endures to all generations; 
You established the earth, and it abides. 
91 They continue this day according to Your ordinances, 
For all are Your servants. 
92 Unless Your law had been my delight, 
I would then have perished in my affliction. 
93 I will never forget Your precepts, 
For by them You have given me life. 
94 I am Yours, save me; 
For I have sought Your precepts. 
95 The wicked wait for me to destroy me, 
But I will consider Your testimonies. 
96 I have seen the consummation of all perfection, 
But Your commandment is exceedingly broad.
Psalms 119: 89-96

What a tremendous passage. I hope that it inspires and blesses you greatly. Now onto my crafty project for today.


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I created this card using paper from the new Free To Be Me Paper Collection available this month only through Close To My Heart. It is part of the National Scrapbook Month promotion this month. You can get this paper pack for only $5 with a $50 dollar purchase at Close To My Heart. Just head over and start shopping through my May Online Gathering Link



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Here is a closer look at the strip of red paper I stamped with the chevron background stamp from the In The Background Stamp Set. I stamped the sentiment with my olive ink pad and inked around the edges. I used some foam tape to give it a little lift.

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Here you can see the arrow. I cut it from the Artbooking and then stamped it with my Crystal Blue ink pad. The decorative note strip was also cut out of my Artbooking cartridge and then stamped with my Cranberry Ink Pad. I also used a Martha Stewart border punch for the white border and some circle punches and a scalloped circle punch for the little decorative accent. Of course you can cut out similar shapes from your Artbooking cartridge.

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Here is one final look at the card. I did use a fine tip sharpie marker to draw the faux stitches onto my card as well as some ribbon to tie it all together.

Products Used For This Project
expression
Cricut Expression
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free to be me-200

cranberry ink-200
crystal blue ink-200
olive ink-200

kraft cardstock-200
white cardstock-200
in the background-200

foam tape-200
tape runner-200

Additional Supplies
MS Border Punch
Misc. Ribbon
Circle Punches
Scalloped Circle Punch

Be sure to check out the wonderful paper and of course
the stamp of the month this month.
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Here is the Free To Be Me Paper Pack . You get two each of six different double sided papers as well as two sheets of very pretty vellum and 6 coordinating cardstock sheets. 14 pieces! All for only $5 with the purchase of $50 or more. 

PLUS, with that same qualifying purchase you can also pick up the super fun Stamp of the month set for an additional $5.

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As an added bonus, if you make a purchase through my link, (minimum $10) I will gladly send you the instruction on how to make the cute little brown bear from you Art Philosophy Cartridge.

Also, if you purchase $25 or more worth of product through my CTMH link, I will send you the detailed cutting instructions for making the blue bird piecings with your Art Philosophy cartridge as well as your choice of one of the coordinating stamp svg file sets I have created. You can see the coordinating stamp set svg files HERE. Please note: My personal promotions are through me and not part of the Close To My Heart promotion. Promotions cannot be combined with any other specials or promotions. 


Well that about covers it for today. As always, thank you from the bottom of my heart for stopping by and sharing your crafty time with me. Until tomorrow,
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