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Spellbinders Propagation Garden Collection Cards…
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Hi everyone! I saw a GREAT sale at Spellbinders for the sets in this
collection and it reminded me that I'd not posted these two cards! For
example Propa...
17 hours ago
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That could possibly be the underside of the Martha stewart Score Board. Cross my fingers!!! Thanks!
Could it be the Martha Stewart envelope scorer?
Martha Stewart Ornament Scoreboard. Saw this at HSN preview. I think that's what it is. Thinking of getting one!
The Martha Stewart Scoring Board. Score flawless, crisp lines in seconds when creating invitations, envelopes, gift boxes, and more. This scoreboard includes an envelope guide with a convenient storage slot and bone folder. The Martha Stewart Scoring Board also includes a storage compartment for your bone folder and pens. This board measures 14x13in and features measurement guides along the top and side to 12-1/2inch in 1/8inch increments with groves every 1/8in for detailed scoring. The scoreboard is a great craft tool for making cards, scrapbook pages or any other type of paper craft project you have in mind. The picture is the bottom...made by martha stewart crafts..
Lynn - you are tricking us - this is the Martha Stewart scoring board....I also saw this on the HSN craft show a couple of days ago....Right!
Shirl- your funny
Annette- you should work for Martha Stewart!
Whateva it is, anything you show me I want to get--you are a bad bad enabler, lol!
To me, it looks like Paper Accents, clear plastic sheets cut into squares and glued with glue dots.
This is the underside of the Martha Stewart scoreboard. Which I must say is the best scoreboard yet. Thanks.
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