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This web page paperpansiesandpachyderms.blogspot.com states the following, "These are a FEW of my Favorite things! A place to share my creative side and the things that I love." We saw that the webpage said " Saturday, March 24, 2018." It also said " Thinking of You - FMS329. I have for you today a card that I created a few days ago for the Freshly Made Sketches Challenge 329. I am just getting around to posting it today! Here is my card. I used an Aqua Painter and my ink pads to color in my butterfly image on Shimmery White cardstock. Well, thats all for now! I used a."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Tuesday, August 11, 2009. I just added my entry for the estygreetings team challenge. Saturday, August 8, 2009. 1 Using Coldpress Water Color Paper, 140 lb. , first stamp image of flower pot. 4 Next, add flowers and blend with damp brush. 5 Add centers to flowers and blend with damp brush. 6 Touch damp brush to stamp pad and create shadow. Have fun and play! .
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Hello and Welcome to my website Paperpanzer. My commercial Versions of the A7v. A very simple version of the German A7V. British medium tank A Whippet. Russian WW1 Armoured car Putilov-Garford. There is now a page of add-on. Pdf details designed by Ralf Jopp. A re-colour of a Pzkpfw II. I must say a big THANK YOU.