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This week's freebie is another one for butterfly fans. And who doesn't love gorgeous butterflies? This printable is great for cards, ATCs, and layouts. If you prefer the pdf file you can download it here. Christine created a card today using a part of the printable. Don't you just love these beautiful butterflies!?! And backed by one of our cardstock doilies adds just the right elegant touch!

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Good morning fellow crafters! Can you believe it is May already? Feeling the temperatures here in the last few weeks, it was more like February..... If the sun is shining where you are, - enjoy!. If it's damp and cold, then I just hope that these freebies will bring a bit of sunshine into your life. A 4 (8.5/11)Background paper Matching tags, envelope and ribbon spools

Friday today and that of course means freebies, - though I am afraid to say, I will be rather busy in the next few weeks so I cannot promise a freebie every Friday from now on. But for this week, here

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In honor of Spring (if you are having one, I'm still getting a bit of Winter here in Missouri) we have a butterfly Tag printable for you today. Mix and match the butterflies, add a punched piece, however it feels good to you. This printable includes extra paper pieces so you can make it your own. Here is a tag by Angela. For more information on how she made the background and the punches she used, check out her blog post.

Today's Friday's Freebie has a very sentimental factor to it. Bear with me as I share a bit of family nostalgia with you... I was a later-in-life child {a surprise, an oops, a caboose...whatever you'd like to call it}. All four of my grandparents passed away before I was born. But there was certainly no lack of grandparent-love in my life. Four special people stood in for my grandparents: Walter & Melba Hyde {whom I actually called "Grandma" & "Grandpa"...they were older neighbors who lived…

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