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Posh Asian Set Watercolor Card

     I am just loving the new Asian Sets from Posh.  I suppose I could make some cards with my other stamps, but I keep going back to these.  I am also loving the brushless watercolor technique.  Blue is my favorite color, so I made a card in blues.  If you don't already have these stamps, rush over the http://www.ibrakeforstamps.com/ to get them.  Use coupon code SAVE10JIL to get 10% off your order.  Della has such wonderful customer service. 
    School is going great.  I'm in my forth week & still doing great.  This 8 month program is going to fly by.  We have so much homework & three tests a week.  This first month has felt like a week.  I'm really enjoying learning all of the medical terms & procedures. I have had so many encouraging & supportive messages from all of my on-line stamping friends.  Thank You!   JIL

Stamps: Posh Asian Set, Splatter It Up!
Papers: Canson 90 lb. Cold Press Watercolor Aquarel paper, Silver shimmer paper, Blue Cardstock
Inks: Adirondack Denim, Stonewash Blue, Meadow
Accessories: Quickuts Scallop border Die, Spellbinders Nestabilities Scallop Ovals & Ovals, Silver Pilot Pen, Mini Mister, Perfect Pearl Perfect Pearls,Crystals
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About Jil Lebel
I'm Jil Lebel from Kissimmee, Florida. I'm about 20 minutes away from Walt Disney World and take full advantage of that fact by visiting the parks all the time. I've been married to the love of my life Joey for ten years now. We have two grown sons and several cats and dogs. I started stamping about 25 years ago when I was pregnant with my first son Kane, when I worked in a craft store. I learned how to heat emboss a rubber stamped image over a toaster and I was hooked on card making! I was on the Posh Impressions Design team many years ago. I did samples, make and takes, demos and classes for many stamp stores in Central Florida. I love to work with a little bit of everything but all types of water coloring are my favorite. I have had a long love affair with Ai stamps. I bought some Ai watercolor stamps to make faux postage in the early 2000's and now I have the entire watercolor collection. I also love the humor and animated faces of the Ai characters and look to them for funny cards. I am delighted to be a part of the Ai design team!

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