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Special Thanksgiving Greetings!

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When I think of winter holidays the first one that comes to mind is Thanksgiving.  The weather is starting getting colder.  The days are shorter and the countdown to Christmas has started.  Before Christmas we have one other special day, THANKSGIVING!!!  This is one of my favorite family holidays.  It is a day of giving thanks.  A day that doesn't have a lot of hoopla.  Families and friends get together for a wonderful dinner, laugh and have a good time. 
 
Today I have a few Thankful cards I will be sending to family far away.
 
 
 
Supplies:
Altered Pages Collage sheet Thanksgiving
Dew Drops
Jolee's Leaves
Card Base
Pattern Papers
Cardstock - Orange & Brown
Glue stick
Double sided adhesive
 


There is a lot of cutting and layering of papers!!!





 
 
Hope you enjoyed my cards!
 
 
 
 
 
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  1. Dog-MaMonday, November 07, 2016

    Love these!

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  2. DIYDesignStudioMonday, November 07, 2016

    Very nicely done. T-day cards are often forgotten but I always like to send cards to those that I am thankful for. I still have dear aaunts and uncles who made great memories for me.

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  3. MicheleTuesday, November 08, 2016

    Gorgeous cards for thanksgiving! xo

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