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Mission Statement
Thank you for checking out my blog. I started this blog to create a place where people are able to find inspiration and share ideas. I find myself surfing the web looking for inspiration that is unique and different. If I find an interesting tutorial I'll share it with you. I will include a "live" link back to the original blog, store or web site so that you may have the option to visit and learn more about the designer and other services, class or kits they may offer. By posting tutorials I am hoping to help inspire people that are interested in creating something fresh and new.

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When listing completed projects on eBay, blogs, etsy, facebook, personal websites, forums or online venues, or if using these patterns for a project submitted to magazines or other publications, it is required that credit be given to Corrine Paul in a reasonably visible way. Example; “Pattern used from Corrine Paul http://celebratingordinarymoments.blogspot.com/."

Friday, June 24, 2011

I Love America Two Page 12 x 12 Pre Made Pages

I Love America

Little Scrap of Heaven Designs
Altered~Lemonade Stand Collection
It's on the Calendar~July
http://www.littlescrapsofheavendesigns.com/


Page Design by Corrine Paul


Topper~ I Love America Handmade by Corrine Paul
For the heart I actually cut out 3 hearts in red, white and blue and then cut them to layer
I designed the flag on the front of the stand
Cricut Font


Fiskars Stencil used for the Heart and Punches used for the star and for the "explosions"

Thank You

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3 comments:

  1. TrinaJune 25, 2011 at 7:07 AM

    This LO is sooo adorable. Thanks for sharing.

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  2. CorrineJune 26, 2011 at 8:17 AM

    THANK YOU~ I've had so much fun being the June GUEST DT for Little Scraps of Heaven Designs.

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  3. JudyJuly 3, 2011 at 8:36 AM

    A bit late, but I love, love, love this! Shows me that I need to broaden my horizons when using my files.

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