Farewell to You’re Amazing

ByKristy

Today we bid farewell to You’re Amazing

here are a couple of example of card & Gift Certificate holder I have made using this set

You're Amazing

Not only is You’re Amazing Stamp set retiring, but also the Birthday Basics Designer Paper, Crisp Cantaloupe Stretched Ruffle Ribbon & Summer Starfruit Stitched Satin Ribbon

View the step-by-step tutorial here

 

you're amazing

View the Step-by-Step tutorial here

Here is what the full stamp set looks like

You're amazing

Don’t forget I’m hosting a catalogue launch Friday 4 July view here for more information

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