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Hot Wheels
Just Add Ink
All About Dad
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Hot Wheels
Christa Parker
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When I was little, you would find me in the back yard playing in the dirt, making roads and villages for my hot wheel cars. Pretending I was driving each car and couldn’t wait to get my drivers license and buy a car. As a teenager, I counted down the months to be able to go to DMV to do just that. But the Army changed that when my family was sent to Germany for 4 years. My parents decided then that I would have to wait to get my license after our 4 years was up. I was pretty bummed; I was looking forward to take a drive on the Autobahn. But that never stopped my dad still teaching me how to change a tire or check the oil.
I still haven’t gotten my dream car, but I know one day I will and when I do, watch out Autobahn.
Don’t let your car memories drive by, grab your camera and scrap those memories. Take a look at these three layouts and their favorite car memories.
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Design notes: When using a bold pattern, I like printing my pictures with a strong white border. It allows them to really stand out.
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Drive by Dora Phillips. Supplies: Paper:
October Afternoon,
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper,
Chipboard, Sticker:
Heidi Swapp, Die Cuts:
Cherry Arte, Card: Jenni
Bowlin, Pin: JoAnn's
Essentials, Metal:
Making Memories, Font:
Georgia.
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Design notes: The flames were hand cut from Li'l Davis patterned paper.
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The STI by Meghan Epperly. Supplies:
Paper, Brads: Li'l Davis Designs, Cardstock: Die Cuts With a
View, Other:
Foam letters.
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Design notes: I love to cut the center out of a double dipped sheet of patterned paper and flip it to the other side and put it back in the center. You then get to see the beauty of both sides.
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Sister See...
Sister do by
Connie Mercer.
Supplies:
Paper: October
Afternoon, Jenni
Bowlin,
Journaling
Cards: Jenni
Bowlin, Trim:
Creative
Impressions,
Buttons, Letter stickers:
American Crafts,
Letters: Maya
Road.
Journaling: What a great choice of cars you picked out for us. hee, hee. Funny how we ended up with the same car.
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