I meant to post these last week, but just couldn't get to it. Since making place cards for the Thanksgiving table is a life long tradition for me, I just had to put these on my blog for future reference. When I saw the Honey Bee Lovely Layers: Turkey Dies, I had to have them for this year's table. They are wonderfully detailed, and fun to put together. The "calligraphy" was done with Concord & 9th's Perfectly Penned stamp set that I have had forever and barely, if ever, used. The origin of the tag die on the place card is unknown, but I do know that it (along with several others) has been in my stash for a very long time. I must say that I was glad that there were 7 and not 17 of these to make... LOL. That almost happened. Thanks Honey Bee, for dressing (no pun intended) up my Thanksgiving table. It made things extra festive and fun.
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7 comments:
Oh my gosh Stephanie...I love these!! They must have made your Thanksgiving table so festive!! Glad you only had 7 to make this year...what a labor of love! Hugs. :0)
These guys are just too fun, Stephanie! Your paper choices for those layers were excellent... now who wrote those names? How wonderful! You carried on your tradition fabulously!
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I love that you create place cards every year, what a special tradition! The turkeys you created this year are fantastic!
These place cards are so fun and fabulous! Amazing paper pieced turkeys and name plates. What great table decor. Thanks for sharing with the December Challenge at A Cut Above.
I LOVE these and have eye balled that turkey myself, I now may have to get it!!
Thank you for joining our challenge at The Neglected Stuff!
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How did I miss these? Love them so much! So well done with your colors and the die for the names. Now there's an even better reason to have a set of turkey dies!
How wonderful these are, and I am sure everyone loved them, great job, thanks for sharing with us at A Cut Above Challenge, have yourself a lovely day! Cheers, Leanne DT/ACA
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