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A look back at this week of Inchies + a winner!

I thought you might like a {little} recap…all in one place.

Monday…
A Panel of Inchies

tree inchies shari carroll

birdhouse inchies shari carroll

Tuesday…
Individual Whimsical Inchies

birdie close up

owl tree close up

Wednesday…
Inchies with a large stamp as a background

wednesday inchies

Thursday…
Inchies for Swaps and trade.

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thursday-inchies-houses.jpg

Friday…
Inchies Alphabet Sampler

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TODAY…
Who’s name is going on the box?

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The winner of the Sparkle Clear Alphabet set is post #122 from yesterday…….Anne Gaal.

Congratulations Anne! I’ll email you to get your address. I can’t wait to see what you do with them.

Remember,  if you haven’t entered the “Inchie” challenge yet,  you have until 11:59pm PST on Sunday, June 29th to submit your entry to the Hero Arts Flickr Group and tag it with the code word “inchie”.

Thanks for joining me this week. I’ll be passing the torch on to our fabulous Jennifer McGuire. :o)
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    Lacey said: June 30th, 2008 at 7:50 am

    Congrats on the win! I’m jealous! Awesome challenge this week!

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    Judy said: July 1st, 2008 at 5:16 pm

    What a great week of inchies, Shari. I missed the giveaway but sure enjoyed the samples. I especially like the alphabet sampler! You inspired me to try an “inchie” card.

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    ANNMS said: July 4th, 2008 at 10:09 am

    My 3 favorites colors for cards are pink, purple and light green.

    Loved teh video on using colored pencils and gamsol. I’ll have to find mine and start doing that coloring technique again. The shades of a color and going to white have such a beautiful effect on the stamped image.

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