I love the flowers on this book I made. The purple one looks like suede. I used the faux suede technique I learned through Stampin Up.

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  1. YiyiFebruary 27, 2013 at 6:31 PM

    Hi Mrs. Tammariello...I just received an e-mail from MAS and went to see your blog. I like your blog but mostly your work. I don't watch hauls videos but I saw the other projects, very nice.

    I'll come frequently. ;-) Nice to meet you!!

    Yiyi
    embossedfeelings.blog

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  2. Zelinda's Paper NookFebruary 27, 2013 at 7:33 PM

    Thank you. I just started doing haul videos, but I mainly do project videos. Nice to meet you and for following my blog!

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