Stampin' fun for everyone!

Last night/tonight, depending on what time zone you're in, several friends came over to my casa to make cards and it was fun, as always. This was just an indulgent card (above) that I made for myself, but not for card camp. I also enjoyed lunch out today (Tuesday...it's after midnight so it is documented here as Wednesday as I add this post) at the hip Galaxy Cafe on West Lynn for our monthly Lunch Bunch group and was happy to meet a new friend, Cheryl, from our ward at church.

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Anonymous said…

I always love Card Camp and it was an especially fun day to go to the Galaxy Cafe with my girlfriends and see everyone twice! Thanks for all your hard work on the cards Kelly. It has been such a fun thing to look forward to every month, I know EVERYONE would agree with me. I can help cutting next month after I'm back from my trips :)

April 04, 2007 9:41 AM

Julie V. said…

I like all the background stamps you used. It turned out nice.

April 04, 2007 4:06 PM

Julie said…

I'm sad that I missed your card camp. Hopefully, I'll be able to make it next month b/c you have the cutest cards! :) And now it looks like I have another restaurant to add to my list to try! I'm going through my "I'm not in the mood to cook" phase so I appreciate all the great recommendations!

April 05, 2007 4:18 PM

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