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Artist Trading Blocks in May!

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During the month of May
Altered Pages Design Team
 is partnering with the
Artists on the Block Design Team
  Every Tuesday and Thursday
stop by to see what they have created
 with
Eileen Hull Artist Trading Blocks. 


Check out Lyneen's Fashionable Femmes from last week!


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  1. Anne ThompsonMonday, May 05, 2014

    Where have I been that I don't know about Artist Trading Blocks?! I actually had to go to Eileen Hull's website to find out. Now I need to go shopping!!! I can't wait to see what projects you will have to show. Anne, yourmainestamper

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  2. Robin HorasanianMonday, May 05, 2014

    Waiting to see what eveyone on both teams create. This should be fun!

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  3. Ink Stained RoniMonday, May 05, 2014

    A spectacular ATB to start off the month! I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with!

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  4. Barbara RankinTuesday, May 06, 2014

    Love the theme for your ATB. It turned out so lovely. This is going to be an exciting month to see all the inspiration from the team.

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  5. Tristan RobinTuesday, May 06, 2014

    very elegant and lavish - love it!

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