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Hello racoon....!!

September 12, 2019

Hello racoon....!!

Hey my crafty friends It's Ashlee here with you today,
welcome to another post on the Gerda Steiner designs blog...

I have a card to share that I made using the super cool new set "Sneaky racoons"....
(co-ordinating dies also available).


I wanted to make this a nice simple CAS design so I used a stamp from Uniko for the background and stamped it using Memento tuxedo black ink...


I coloured up the sneaky raccoon using Copic and added a "hello" sentiment by heat embossing it with WOW! opaque bright white powder on some black cardstock....

Of course in true Ashlee fashion I had to finish off the card with a touch of sequins!!

Hope you enjoy this CAS card, Happy crafting...
Hugz Ashlee






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