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Wishing You All the Best Cards


Over on the Here Is a Place to Start blog, they offered up a unique Create Your Own Challenge. I'm familiar with many Tic-Tac-Toe boards, but there is even more flexibility in this challenge. Let's take a look at the challenge and what I ended up using:

At work, one of my dear coworkers is abandoning me (author and coffee aficionado of NYC Undergrounds) So I wanted to make her a Wishing You All the Best card. She's also going to travel the world, so I used some mixed media paper I acquired which has postcards layered. I also cut and embossed a 3D embellishment from Anna Griffin's Anniversary Frame Dies. Here were the two cards I ended up making:



Very simple cards, but happy how they came out.

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UPDATE: This card was selected by Here is a Place to Start as a Rising Star card.


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  1. Chana MalkahJune 19, 2021 at 12:30 PM

    Hi, Danny,
    Thanks for sharing your wonderful CAS design with us at A Place To Start!
    I like your development of the theme (perfect background paper!) We look forward to seeing more of your work in our challenge at A Place To Start!
    Hugz,
    Chana Malkah,
    A Place To Start, Owner
    613 Avenue Create, Owner
    Redora Lee Designs , My Blog
    The Color of Cards, Owner

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  2. Chana MalkahJune 29, 2021 at 12:21 PM

    Congratulations, you were selected as a Week 2 Rising Star at A Place To Start! Thanks for supporting our challenge. Please stop by our blog and grab your badge!

    THE RESIDENT DESIGN TEAM

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