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Gift Tags Kit from Quilling.com I found at Hobby Lobby

I made a visit to a new and now favorite store-Hobby Lobby in Orange City,Florida. The local Jo-Ann and Michaels do not carry quilling supplies, so I took a chance and drove through the worst summer storm so far and lo and behold they carry them! It's a small section, but they at least had paper, tools, and some kits! Anyway, I found a kit with gift tags so I gave it a try. I will post more as I finish, but I'm having fun!

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  1. Oh, so sweet! I look forward to seeing more of these!
    I posted my first quilling project...did you see it? I think it's the third post down, starts with "A Post Full of Stuff..." or something like that! lol I hope to do more soon! It's lots of fun! :o)

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  2. Your tags look great! That's the very same kit I started with when I learned to quill. :)

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    1. Thanks Ann! I hope you've seen some of my more recent posts like my Alabama logo and my shaving cream cards!

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