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BFF Birthday

So my best friend and I met online... some dozen plus years ago, on a group for CSI fans. She lives in England (Yorkshire now, but London when we met) and I live in N.Ireland, so we probably only see each other in person once, or sometimes twice a year. Still, we talk most every day online and despite the distance, she is absolutely my best friend. When I saw this image on Bugaboo a couple of years ago, I always intended to use it for a card for her, but then I stopped crafting for a long time because time and reality and health and yeah, ya know! So yay I'm crafting again and her birthday is this month, so of course I had too!



The image as I said is from Bugaboo, coloured with my trusty promarkers. The papers are from Jen Hadfield's Pebbles book, on a teal card base. The 'I love my computer' was printed, but the 'Have a Great Day' sentiment was stamped from Hunkydory sweet sentiments set. And of course, I can't have a card without a few gems! lol!

Challenges:
- Digi Chooseday #18: Anything Goes
- Make My Monday#121 : Use a Digital Stamp
- The Paper Shelter #426: Happy Birthday

Thanks for visiting!


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  1. Sue Jackson/Just Peachy Stamping9 May 2020 at 15:15

    I just love the jaunty angles of your papers and sentiment. The digi stamp is fabulous. Thanks for joining us at Make My Monday challenge!

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  2. Cards By MI11 May 2020 at 10:28

    Fabby card with lovely design and sentiment. Thanks for playing with us over at the Paper Shelter.
    Love n hugs
    Marie

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  3. Sharon Smith18 May 2020 at 06:43

    Great card for a teenager! love the composition. Thank you for joining us at Digi Choosday
    Sharon ~ DT member for Digi Choosday Challenge!

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