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Feature Artist - Linda Cain

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LINDA CAIN 



Hi there, my name is Linda Cain, and I have an Addiction to Creating Art!  I started out as a watercolor artist, but when I found stamps and ink, I knew I was hooked. Then the papers and paints, and the stencils and paste....it's just too much fun. I love working with all of them. I hope you find inspiration on my blog Friends in Art. So stop over and take a look. I love sharing, and am always glad to answer any questions you have.







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  1. TonyaTuesday, September 09, 2014

    Such inspiration! The tags are simply stunning! Thank you for sharing. <3

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  2. Robin HorasanianTuesday, September 09, 2014

    Linda, these are great little works of art. Your tags have great color!! Thanks for sharing with us!!

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  3. Susanna SchwabTuesday, September 09, 2014

    That Lady brought me some smiles on my face! and I mean both of you :-)))))) Thanks for sharing!

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  4. JackieTuesday, September 09, 2014

    Linda I love your art♥

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  5. p-dubTuesday, September 09, 2014

    I love these!

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  6. UnknownTuesday, September 09, 2014

    I love these Linda, they're beautiful!

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  7. Barbara RankinTuesday, September 09, 2014

    I am a big fan of yours, Linda. TFS your awesome work with us. So much inspiration there!

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  8. Denise BryantTuesday, September 09, 2014

    Thses are awesome, Linda! I'll enjoy taking a peek at your blog to see more of your creations!

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