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Artfully Sent- What is your Guilty Pleasure??

We all have them.  What's your guilty pleasure?  Is it reality TV?  A midnight snack?  Chocolate?  

Heart2Heart is showcasing Guilty Pleasure projects this week, stop on by and check them out! k

I'll admit, this time of year, I LOOOVE Candy Corn!  I don't know what it is about that waxy little candy, but I cannot resist them.  



Thanks to Artfully Sent, I can enjoy them in paper form too!



This card was cut at 5" in black. I trimmed the card from to 4 3/4 x 6 3/4.  The card base was cut from Slate Cardstock, then I added Silver Shimmer Trim to the edges.  I added White Daisy, Canary and Sunset cardstock to the back of the card, and embellished with Silver Sequins.  

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Comments

Katy said…
The ONLY way I can eat candy corn is if it's mixed with peanuts!!! LOVE the card!
Jayma Malme said…
Love your card!! And I feel the same way about candy corn!
Lauren said…
Love the brightness of this card. I live in New Zealand and have never tried candy corn in my life!

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