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This week at the Downtown store and the Valley

This week is Stamp club for our Downtown Ladies. Please remember your Journals especially if you still have someone elses!!!!! For the Valley Girls Our cardmakers monthly is this coming Friday a week early. This is a 6 card quickie Christmas/Holiday theme. Everything is provided.
I will be showing you some new journaling and card ideas for Sharpie poster paint pens so bring your journals.
We will be talking about our Christmas Party / Ornament exchange at my house on Dec 19th.

My big Christmas Cardmaking class is coming on the first weekend of December. We will make 10cards holiday wrap and I will even teach how to make bows! Do not miss this one.

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nancy y said…
oh to be a Valley Girl...
November 18, 2009 at 10:15 AM
Sherri said…
I follow you from Texas, and am going to be in Spokane 19th to 26th or so....I am so hoping to find one of your classes during that time...Can you tell me if there are any and where? Thanks.
November 27, 2009 at 8:48 PM
Nicole Lund said…
Hi Mary Jo, could you post the details of the ornament exchange? Thanks!
December 7, 2009 at 3:33 PM
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