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Guest Artists SinCity Stamps



By now you know Altered Pages and SinCity Stamps Design Teams are partnering during the month of August.  Not only do we want to share what the  Altered Pages Design Team is up to, we like to share what our partners from the    SinCity Stamps Design Team are creating.  

Today we are honored to share projects from SinCity Stamps Design Team members: Daniella Hayes, Peggy Oliver and Laura Davidson!

  



AND THERE IS STILL MORE TO COME...
Stop by for more inspiration from
Danie May!


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  1. Three really cool Halloween projects! Thanks for sharing, ladies!

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  2. Thanks for having me on your blog today! I had great fun playing with the products Altered Pages sent us! Everyone did such awesome work!
    xxDaniella

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  3. Spooky fun projects!!! Love each one of them!!!

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  4. Great projects by the SCS team!!!

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  5. Summer is OVER!! Yayyy for the Spirit that is Halloween and the Harvest and Holidays to follow!!!!! These projects are great!! Cant wait to look further to see more of what Altered Pages and Sin City Stamps has available!!

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