Kool Kitty Musings: Pre-holiday wishlist

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Thursday, 20 April 2006

Pre-holiday wishlist

So before I hit the stores, just what remains on my wishlist....

Rhona Farrer clear swirl stamps

Rhona Farrer flower doodle stamps

Art Warehouse clear scroll stamps

Art Warehouse clear ornament stamps

Prima flower variety box: yet to decide on colour!

Tinbox Creations: Impact alpha rubber stamps

Fontworks: clear spotty alpha stamp set

KI Memories: selected papers from pink/black/posh lines

DCWV scallop cards: black, light blue, pink as much as I can find!

AC Jack alpha rub-ons - black + white

Heidi Swap plastic letters

Heidi Swap mini coaster letters

A few choice pieces of paper... mmmm.....

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 07:50 PM in Stash | Permalink

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