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Jul 04, 2012

Thank You Card Featuring the Serene Silhouettes Stamp Set

Have you seen the brand new Serene Silhouettes Stamp Set from Stampin’ Up? It debuted last month in the 2012-2013 Stampin’ Up! catalog. This 4 piece stamp set has an Asian feel to me. What do you think?

  Serene silhouettes stamp set

The Serene Silhouettes Stamp Set is available in both wood and clear mount and coordinates with the 1-3/4" Circle Punch. I received this Thank You card in the monthly INKcredible Impressions 1:1 swap. It was made by fellow demonstrator Dale M.


  Serene-silhouettes-thank-you card

 

I love the pink and green color combination she used of Whisper White, Gumball Green, and Primrose Petals! Even as a little girl I loved pink and green together!

 

What is your favorite color combination? Leave a comment and let me know! If you’ve never left a comment before all you have to do is to click on the title of the post, scroll to the bottom of the page and enter your comment in the comment box. Sometimes comments may take a little while to appear. 

 

Order your Serene Silhouettes Stamp Set by clicking here.


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