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***This post is one of two post for today.... scroll down to see my project for The Burtonesque Dolls, Musical Interlude challenge!***


Paper Vineyard is rolling out the new Grapevine Designs Custom Albums and Kits and this cupcake album was one of the first albums Grapevine Designs featured. As soon as I saw that chipboard "cupcake in the raw" (I mean before any paper got cut or any decorations added to it), what you see here is EXACTLY what I saw! HAHAHAHAHAHA! Don't you love it when design ideas become reality JUST how you pictured them???? There are going to be PLENTY more where this came from..... stay tuned!!!
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Kellie said…
This is SWEET, sorry had to say it, I loooooove cupcakes and I love this!

Hugs Kellie
July 26, 2011 at 2:13 PM
Janiel/ janny said…
Hey girlie, Just popping in to say hello.......... Haven't been in for a while.. Not well enough just yet but I do hope to pop in this week sometime.. New paper would be nice. LOL.....

cute album.....
hugs, Janiel
July 26, 2011 at 2:18 PM
Julie Tucker-Wolek said…
Toooooooo cute! I loveeeeeee that cupcake! :):):):):):):):)):):)
July 26, 2011 at 5:35 PM
Audrey Frelx said…
Your cupcake card is so cute!
July 27, 2011 at 5:27 PM
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