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Hi!  Here's a little easel card made with TGF's Cheeky Cherry Pie.  I really like this Cheeky.  She's probably my favorite--maybe cause she has pie.  In any case, this is for Club Anya and Friends Mystery Monday. 

I used a heart-shaped doily and placed liquid pearls around the border but some got kind of smushed.  Hmmm, not patient enough to let it dry completely.  There's also some Glossy Accents on her pie.  I made a little stick pin by the flowers using my beading stash.  The flower background is fabric paper from American Crafts.  It comes with a sticky back and you just peel off the paper--I've had it for a few months now.  It looks like wallpaper to me.  Then added some lace.

The sentiment is from Oliver & Amelia's Just For You set.  The hearts were diecut using MFT's Die-namics dies.  Then some pearls along the bottom just cause I can't seem to leave a whole lot of blank space.  I always want to fill it up with something. 

Thanks for reading and have a great day!
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Cheryl said…
What a pretty card! That's kind of neat, with the adhesive fabric. Nice stick pin! The heart doily is cute! Are you crocheting your own doilies now???
February 16, 2011 at 2:03 PM
Lorraine said…
Beautiful easel card, Eva! Love the design, colors, that fabric paper (haven't seen any before) and your coloring of that adorable image!
February 16, 2011 at 2:29 PM
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