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When you're in a pinch!

When you are in a pinch to get your Valentine's done, it's great to have My Digital Studio standing by to help.  That's where I was today.


My hubby and I don't do elaborate or expensive gifts for Valentine's day.  It's normally something small and almost always edible.  This past Sunday, while looking through the ads in the Sunday paper, I noticed these limited edition Oreo cookies: Lemon Twist!  It just so happens that my hubby loves lemon creme cookies and I'm thinking that he might really like these.  

After purchasing the cookies (which took a little more time than I thought it would, since my local grocery store didn't have any) I needed to do a little something to make them "Valentine-sy".  
A little wrap of some (now retired) Valentine's designer series paper, my Sizzix Big-Shot and the Hearts Collection framelits dies fit the bill perfectly.  But...I still needed something for the greeting.  That's where MDS came in.  I love that I can search for "Valentine" and find all the images within my program and choose from among them quickly.  This is a stamp brush from the Mailbox Love Notes download (it's actually part of a MDS class), and the hearts around it are from the Officially Awesome Valentines download.  

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