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  Donna Wicks October 20, 2014 at 3:31pm

  http://www.stampinconnection.com/photo/first-craft-fair-christmas/n...

  It's pretty easy to read this list of "who to shop for" I think!
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  Donna Wicks October 20, 2014 at 3:25pm

  Hi Tara, if you'd send your e-mail to me I can att. a file for that snowman Hershey bar template for you, ok.  I'm at stampinwithdonna@gmail.com.

  RE: a list of who to purchase for, shown in a frame, no, I don't have a list but just kept thinking off the top of my head.  Your shoppers would love to give a little treat to whom???  And there your list begins!  I'll check the pic. posted to see if those occupations are clearly seen and if not, will include my thoughts in the forthcoming e-mail, ok.

  Re:  the back of the stocking (die), I carefully added sticky strip around the stocking and put a gift card on top of that back piece/panel to show the room that was available for the sticky strip.  I believe I put a piece of s.strip beneath the gift card so the "real deal" wouldn't fall into the stocking, and then circle punched or word-window-punched along with a circle-punch at the top of the back of the stocking to make it easy to grab and pull out the gift card.

  IHTH.  :)  Best wishes!
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  Donna Wicks May 15, 2014 at 4:22am

  HI Tara, Here is my reply in the comment section, to your query!  :)  I hope you'll find it to be enlightening and helpful to you!  Thanks for stopping by and commenting, too!  Have a great day!  Donna 

  http://www.stampinconnection.com/photo/craft-fair-table-shots-1?xg_...
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  Heather Klump October 6, 2013 at 4:43pm

  Hi Tara -

  To answer your questions, the only two colors I used were crushed curry, and Cajun Craze. I cut two frames out of Cajun Craze stock, and put the stamped baked brown sugar layer behind the first oval frame. Hope this helps.. :)

  Heather
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  Heather Klump October 5, 2013 at 5:01pm

  Hi Tara -

  Thanks for inquiring about my harvest card. I used my makers and colored directly onto the stamp. Starting with the lightest color first, and then adding/layering the next color and so forth. I hope this helped you out..

  Take care :)

   
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  Janet Hill April 10, 2012 at 6:14am

  Hi Tara - You guessed it!  I did use Stampin' Dimensionals to give more depth to the blossoms!  Have fun making yours.   Janet :)
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  Mitzi Lou Luttrull January 16, 2012 at 1:33pm

  Tara, to add color to the edges of the bubbles, I sponged the color on, just from the stamp pad, not a reinker. You might get too much color by using a reinker.  Just FYI.  Vellum can be difficult to work with when trying to adhere it but all in all I really like the effect it gives. Hollar if you have any more questions.  Good luck.
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  Mitzi Lou Luttrull January 12, 2012 at 3:11pm

  Hi Tara,

  To attach the vellum bubbles, I just used my Snail adhesive, very sparingly. I put tiny pieces around the outside edges as they were sponged lightly with ink so it didn't show as much there as if you were to put it in the middle of the bubble.

  Hope this helps. I'd love to see your page with your bubbles.

  Peace,

  Mitzi
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  KAREN B BARBER November 8, 2011 at 2:38pm

  SORRY - I JUST SAW THIS -  I JUST ROLL IT UP IN A BALL, SPRAY IT WITH WATER, AND JUST KEEP MASHING IT BETWEEN MY HANDS, THEN I FOLD IT UP SMALL LIKE AND ACCORDIAN AND I PUT IT BETWEEN MY TEETH AND BITE DOWN REALLY HARD FOR A FEW SECONDS........YOU ASKED......I KNOW......WEIRD.......BUT THAT'S HOW I DO IT......
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  KAREN B BARBER November 4, 2011 at 12:24am

  VANILLA SEAM BINDING (distressed) That's the ribbon I used - have a great day~