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Friday, November 18, 2011

Thanksgiving Layout and Card by Leslie Ashe

Congratulations to the randomly selected winner of the Mixtape, Kate Vickers:

Leslie Ashe created this Thanksgiving-themed layout and card to finish up the week:

Tennessee Turkey's by Leslie Ashe

Supplies: Leaf Cardstock (71052) – AC Cardstock, Carrot Cardstock (71032) – AC Cardstock, Hanging Out Paper (35560) – Amy Tangerine, Wanderlust Paper (35548) – Amy Tangerine, Orange You Glad Paper (35544) – Amy Tangerine, Pleasant Day Paper Tearaway Strip (35609) – Daydreams, Fall Fun Paper (35528) – Nightfall, Fall Foliage Paper (35526) – Nightfall, Fall Leaves Paper (35530) – Nightfall, Fall Colors Paper (35527) – Nightfall, Fox Park Forest Paper (35353) – Campy Trails, Truffle Hello (53247) – Thickers, Let’s Hang (78059) – Details, Orchard (78055) - Details, Scarecrow (42207) – Remarks, Good Times (42213) – Remarks Books, Field House Paper Leaves (77258) – House, Brown Sugar (62611) – Stamp Marker, Dot Glue Runner (61713) – This To That Adhesive, Dimensional Dots (61709) – This To That Adhesive

Hello & Thanks Card by Leslie Ashe

Supplies: Carrot Cardstock (71032) – AC Cardstock, Hanging Out Paper (35560) – Amy Tangerine, Fall Leaves Paper Tearaway Strip (35530) – Nightfall, Fall Colors Paper (35527) – Nightfall, Truffle Hello (53247) – Thickers, Good Times (42213) – Remarks Books, Autumn (42205) – Remarks Books, Amy Tangerine Decorative Washi Tape (61749) – Mixtape, Thanks (70072) – Flair, Orchard (78055) – Details, Garden Café Ribbon (58720) – Premium Ribbon, Dot Glue Runner (61713) – This To That Adhesive, Dimensional Dots (61709) – This To That Adhesive

Thanks for stopping by! An all new week of fun starts back up on Monday - have a lovely weekend!

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LOVELY! What beautiful projects!

Posted by: Court's Crafts | Friday, November 18, 2011 at 11:22 AM

Beautiful project, Leslie! Thanks for drawing my name for the mix tape! I can't wait to receive it!

Posted by: Kate vickers | Friday, November 18, 2011 at 01:42 PM

Awesome projects, Leslie. Looks like you had an awesome time on your Turkey trip. ;) Great pics and love the border on there. The card is beautiful, too, witht he mix tape and lovely layering.

Posted by: Anabelle | Monday, November 21, 2011 at 02:42 AM

Oh fantastic! LOL, love the title of your lo! :D Gorgeous card too as usual.

Posted by: Wendy Hammer | Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 01:47 PM

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