Kool Kitty Musings: Just another 110 to go!

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Monday, 15 June 2009

Just another 110 to go!

Well I had a wonderful weekend away with the girls, lots of chatting, rooting about in the stash and hurrah I managed to catch up on my cardmaking!

But one thing I learnt this weekend... the new KI rub-ons from the Friendship line are rubbish quality and do not rub-on at all! I ruined 1 card trying to apply the cute birdies to it and was totally disheartened. Just nowhere near to the quality they once were, but their glittery alpha stickers - fantastic! :D

So here are a few cards from the weekend, will upload more later.

So this was the post-rub-ons damage control card after wrecking one of my Martha tags...

Posted by Handmade by Natty at 08:36 PM in 209 in 2009, Cards | Permalink

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