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November Project of the Month: Name Card

Can you believe that we have made it to November?  These last couple of weeks have been nothing short of a whirlwind of activity for myself---and I think it's just about to get busier!  Eek! 

Now that being said, November is such a fun month.  It's a time of gratitude and reflection and it's also the month of Thanksgiving.  Now that the kids' birthday party is over, it's time to move onto my next event plan!  I love hosting events; Thanksgiving dinner is certainly no exception!  And it doesn't have to fancy at all!  Sometimes, just the simplest of decorations is really all you need.  Such as this pretty little Name Card, to give all your guests an extra special "warm-fuzzy" when they're seated at the dinner table.


It really took next to no time at all, but yet, it's elegant, a little rustic, and a little "winter-y" for my Winter Loving Friends! 

Don't you just fall head over heels for this Buffalo Check Background Stamp?  Pair that with the Stamparatus and you can stamp out a ton of these background images in a flash!  Plus, the Winter Woods Stamp Set has the most beautiful looking pine cones and pine branches to give it a fall/winter feel.  And the coordinating In the Woods Framelits has multiple pine cone and branch dies so you can stamp and die-cut multiples in one pass!  #timesaver!  Wrap a touch of Linen Thread around the top and you're set!  Presto!

I also think that this particular layout can be large-sized to create a very masculine card for that special lumberjack in your life to wish him a Happy Birthday or Anniversary or any such occasion!  What do you think!?

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