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Music Layout

Yesterday was the kick off of my first official Cricut cartridge give away.... the Disney Hannah Montana Font cartridge! So I pulled mine out and started working on some projects that DESPERATELY needed to be finished. Hopefully tomorrow I can finally finish the diamond ring that everyone wants to see, but today's feature is my "Daddy's Girl Music Layout" using the Hannah Montana Font cartridge.

Now, like I mentioned yesterday, this cartridge is SO MUCH MORE than a font cartridge! While it does have FIVE fonts on it, it also has some of the most amazingly gorgeous images of any of the Cricut cartridges I own. I'm going to spend the week creating with this cartridge so everyone can see what it does and how truly amazing this cartridge really is. And if you're interested in entering to win your own Hannah Montana cartridge, check out the give-away post HERE.

Have a great one and good luck to all! :) I gotta run... I'm thinking this layout needs some stickles!
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4kids4 said…
Wow! This is terrific! Love everything about it...tfs!
September 14, 2010 at 3:33 PM
Jennie Garcia said…
That is so pretty I love the "Daddy's Girl" and that paper is too beautiful
Jennie @ http://earthyscrap.blogspot.com/
September 15, 2010 at 9:16 AM
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