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The Lady Hornets opened up their season with traveling to Bakersfield College for the Battle of the Regions meet with 12 community college schools in attendance.
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Walton Heath (Old) - Surrey - England
Deans Lane,
Walton on the Hill,
- +44 (0) 1737 812380
2 miles N of M25 J8, 15 miles S of London
Contact in advance - weekends limited
Stuart Christie
Herbert Fowler
Simon Peaford
Both courses at Walton Heath Golf Club (Old & New) were designed by Herbert Fowler who was related by marriage to the founder, Sir Henry Cosmo Bonsor. "It was a stroke of genius on the part of Mr Herbert Fowler to see with his prophetic eye a noble golf course on the expanse of Walton Heath", wrote Bernard Darwin. "It was in August 1902, that Mr Fowler had begun his survey. In April 1904 James Braid moved to Walton from Romford and in May the course was opened with a due flourish of trumpets," wrote Darwin in the Biography of James Braid. James Braid remained the Walton Heath club professional until 1950.
Surprisingly, Walton Heath Golf Club was not given the royal charter, despite the fact that the Duke of Windsor was club captain in 1935. During his year as captain, he became King Edward VIII. Walton Heath is the only club in history to have a reigning monarch as its captain. His term as captain probably lasted longer than his reign on the throne. King George VI was also an honorary member and Winston Churchill played his golf here as a member from 1910-1965.
This is where links golf meets inland golf. There is no salty whiff of sea air, but the course plays and feels like a seaside links. A profusion of heather stripes the edge of the fairways. In the summer, when the heather is in flower, it is an absolute delight to look at, but a real challenge to play out of. The greens are true and fast and the undulations make it tough to read the lines and the pace of putts.
This is a course that favours the lower handicap golfer. Some of the carries across the heather are quite lengthy and if you don't hit the fairways, you can often wave goodbye to your ball. There are some really strong holes on the Old course – one of the best of the outward nine is the 5th, a cracking 391-yard par four that demands a solid drive that must avoid the thick, tangly heather shrouding the fairway. A mid-iron approach shot will find the green, amply guarded by bunkers left and right.
The last three holes are especially challenging, especially the 16th, a 510-yard par five, well described by Bernard Darwin in his book The Golf Courses of the British Isles. In 1910, it was the 17th hole and it was played as a par four. "We must begin by hitting a long, straight drive between bunkers on the right and some particularly rete ntive heather on the left, but that is, comparatively speaking, an easy matter. The second shot is the thing – a full shot right home on to a flat green that crowns the top of a sloping bank. To the right the face of the hill is excavated in a deep and terrible bunker, and a ball ever so slightly sliced will run into that bunker as sure as fate. To the left there is heather extending almost to the edge of the green, and, in avoiding the right-hand bunker, we may very likely die an even more painful death in the heather."
Walton Heath has hosted many important competitions, not least the 1981 Ryder Cup. Unfortunately, Europe was thrashed 9 ½ - 18 ½ by America, thanks to the likes of Watson and Nicklaus. For serious golfers, this is a fantastic venue for a golf day. Lunch in the clubhouse is simply stunning, well worth donning the jacket and tie, but probably worth passing on the dessert if you want to swing properly in the afternoon!
Bernard Darwin sums up Walton Heath perfectly: "There is no more charming place on a fine sunshiny day, none where the air is fresher and more cheering, none where the sky seems bigger. It is a place where it is good for us, alike for our game and for ourselves, to play golf."
Reviews for Walton Heath (Old)
Just a treat! We played in a large event and the course was amazing despite the recent weather having left the fairways parched.
I can not recommend this course highly enough, remind me very much of Sunningdale and ranks, for me, above Wentworth West.
Play here, you won't be disappointed!
Goodness me what a difficult course! I played on Saturday with a member in beautiful weather with a decent breeze up.
Why did I find it so difficult?
1. Hitting the fairway from the tee is very hard - decent drives needed to be only slightly off line to run off into the rough, and with little 'semi-rough' this was often deep-shit or heather!
2. The course is long, so even with the hard running ground, 2nd shots were usually mid-long irons
3. The greens were tremendous and very quick with very subtle borrows that I found quite hard to read
I came off the course having hit the ball quite well but scored about 28 points. I reckon anyone who plays here could move to most other clubs and play to a handicap about 3 lower!
Brilliant course, not for the faint-hearted!
It is a testament to the original designer of the Old Course at Walton Heath in that not a lot of the course has changed from its opening in 1903. The land on which the course sits is relatively flat with the occasional elevation change but there's not a lot to catch you out.
This is a course that will test all facets of your game but it is readily apparent very early on in your round that you must be driving the ball extremely well to mount any serious challenge to play to your handicap. Simply put, this is an exacting test of golf from the tee. Many of the fairways are narrow and well defended by strategically placed bunkers, or most noticeably the treacherous heather. That said, the heather frames the holes beautifully and it really is picture postcard material as the round unfolds.
The turf here is simply a joy to play from with all the lies on the fairways crisp and tight. The consistency of the sand in the bunkers is excellent too. Just the right amount meaning you can control exactly how you want to play your bunker shots. Many of the bunkers are deep and particularly penal. Find any of the fairway bunkers and you'll be laying-up – there's no 'glory' shots possible out of many of them. The greenside bunkers are well placed allowing for some devilish pin positions to be set. You'll need to be a strong bunker player to have confidence in getting the ball close from many of the greenside traps.
The greens are a joy to put on. They had been top-dressed prior to my round but this did not detract from the quality of the roll or their trueness. Many greens are large so you can find yourself putting from long distances. There are some devilish slopes and subtle slopes too which mean you must be 100% focussed and have a sure touch to get the ball close. All in all I found the greens in excellent condition.
Whilst the course is relatively flat there are some wonderful golf holes. Many before me have reviewed the holes in detail so I won't do the same. I will say that the design of many holes featuring a 'dog-leg' is particularly well thought out in my opinion; the 9th, 12th and 13th holes are superb examples. If I was to be extremely 'picky' I'd mention that in my opinion the only weak point of the course is the 1st. I'm not a fan of par 3 openers, however, due to the toughness of the challenge it at least gives you a flavour of what is to come.
The Old Course at Walton Heath is a magical place to play golf. The green fee is quite steep but to play a course of this quality and with the history associated to this course I'd have to say it is very much worth it. Just remember to bring your 'A' game to score well.
Steve Searle
Another long waited one for me. 12 years ago my fellow Pro Golfer Friend Tomas Argonz played the South of England Amateur there in both courses and told me the place was just superb and I have to say he was damn right!
It was one of those demanding experiences as I went directly from Heathrow after a 12hr flight from Buenos Aires to the course, a quick breakfast and directly to the course with not one single ball hit at the driving range! And to start the round with a 235yds par 3 and a tough 450yds par 4 it is not the easiest way to get your score on track! But I have to say it was an amazing experience, as I was cheduled to play on my own but a friendly member named Andy invited me to join him plus guests Mark and Tomy for a great friendly match which finished all square after 18 holes, we were close but the putts on 17th and 18th just didn't drop but it is just a detail, there is no regret after enjoying the golf course in a nice 24C sunny day!!!
As mentioned the course starts with a 235yds par 3 which used to be a par 4 and which could disappear if Club House is moved to the other side of the road as member Andy told me. I wouldn't say it is an easy hole, but maybe not the nicest start when the rest of the course shows beauty, design and challenge in great balanced ways.
Hole #2 is on of the toughest where tee shot is to be necesarily accurate before an uphill tough approach shot. Short par 4 3rd hole is a perfect risk vs reward one, if you go for it you might find a birdie but also some deep trouble in one of those bunkers!
I found 5th as one of the best where the tighter the angle to cut the dogleg, the easier the hole gets but a missed tee shot to the right go me into the heather for the first time and a double appeared! Then 6th has a tough green, which doesn't show how downhill is from back to front and you need to be careful when you putt (I was not and 3 putted after 2 great shots). Short par 5 8th is maybe the first real chance to get a shot back, but again tee shot must be on the fairway.
I found downhill par 3 11th to an enormous gree and great example of how a "short hole" can give you a great variety of distances and angles to change the hole every single round and make it not to play the same every round, loved it.
Dogleg 12th was the second time I got too greedy and caught, DONT GO FOR THE GREEN!!! It is too tough to get it there and a narrow miss will be a big number. When I play it again I will make sure to lay up, it is the best way to play the hole. Then the 2 consecutive par 5s get you the second chance to get shots back, but you have to hit the fairway. I missed 13th and from thr heather the only choice is lay up.
Stroke index 2 15th hole is maybe the toughest, where a good driver that rolled too much got me to an unplayable lie and had to battle for a bogey, it is maybe the toughest tee shot on the course.
16th is last par 5 and the best approach shot on the back 9, where a good tee shot is not enough for getting home in 2 as the big green will challenge your long game before you are put to putt for eagle. 17th close to another par 3 on the New Course is downhill but not that tough, just hit it high enough. And the finishing hole has a cross bunker before the green (which I caught) very well put to catch those who miss the fairway and are not clever enough to lay up short enough to avoid the sand. In a summary, a fantastic course on great rolling greens and penalizing heather which make it a great test for the most skilled golfers. Will I be back DEFINITELY and hopefully play the New as well.
The 19th hole at the terrace was the final great touch of a Golf Club which offers a kind of those unforgettable experiences which real golfers need to live. a deserved spot in the World Top 100 not only for the course, but to the Club as well!
Nothing is hidden at Walton Heath, there is no trickery or cunning. The course shows you all of its cards and simply asks you to do your best to match them. Inevitably the course won on the day but I didn't go down without a fight, in a sporting kind of way the nature of the layout doesn't allow you to, and came away with much respect for this great golfing sanctuary.
Unlike its equally illustrious neighbours to the West you won't meander through beautiful playing corridors of pine and birch here nor will you find backdrops of vibrant rhododendrons on any of the holes. Walton Heath isn't as intimate as Sunningdale, as charming as The Berkshire or as elegant as Swinley Forest. Yet it has a polished refinement that is alluring and captivating. What it may lack in perceived style it more than makes up for in substance.
The appearance is expansive, albeit not as much as it was in the early 1900's when originally laid out, yet somehow the openness creates a certain mental claustrophobia as you play over swathes of heather to the perfectly firm and sandy fairways trying to avoid deep, heather-topped sand pits.
The intimidating bunkers proudly announce their presence on every tee and strategically ask to be avoided or challenged. Finding one will cost you a stroke, as will surely the heather, but advancement is always possible. Walton Heath will not kill you with doubles and triples; your likely fate will be death by bogey.
The two courses, both originally laid out by Herbert Fowler, intertwine gracefully and whilst the Old is clearly the superior of the two the New is the more playable.
Ed is the founder of Golf Empire – click the link to read his full review.
The Old Course at Walton Heath is a lovely heathland course. Like its more famous English course Royal Lytham, Walton Heath starts with a good par three and has a particularly good set of finishing holes. I found the par four fifth hole to be quite difficult, and its undulating green to be a real challenge. Like at Sunningdale, I love the topography and look of Walton Heath with the purple hues and trees along the perimeter of the course that don't hem in the fairways. Walton Heath doesn't have an over-abundance of greenside bunkers, but those that are present are well placed and tricky, of special note is the greenside bunker at the long par-four 10th hole. The club and members were very welcoming to me when I visited.
John Sabino is the author of How to Play the World's Most Exclusive Golf Clubs
What a great course and a true test for all. I have had the pleasure of playing through some
friends who are members. Both courses are equally challenging and you just need to avoid the heather! The course has great features and an amazing history, a Ryder Cup amongst others notable events over the years.
Staff within the club are ok, however,they don't share the same passion as the professional staff. They always are attentive and always keen to help, the members have a great team within the professional shop and the service is superb.
There is a small thing that could be looked into by the club, I have played on a weekend and at times it is crowded and there is no course marshall to assist you are basically in a queue to tee off.
I always look forward to my game at Walton Heath and it is a great experience.
I'd say it's a course you need to be warmed up for as right out of the starting gate it doesn't waste any time by throwing a 200 meter 3 shot hole right at you. The second hole was also a tough ask at 400 + meters. I'd imagine that it's key in matches there to hold it together through the start then in my opinion the course seemed to ease off a bit. Or perhaps I was warm and the shell shock of the tough start was over.
What I loved about the course was the fantastic conditioning and firm and fast fairways and greens. The bunkering is fantastic and very strategic. While quite long from the back tees I'd say due to the excellent conditioning the course plays considerably shorter. It wasn't a case of smashing drivers all day long which was nice.
The terrain is far more wide open than I had expected as well as much flatter. That also means that as long as you keep it in the fairways (and out of the centerline bunkers) you nearly always have a flat and near perfect lie to work with. The green complexes and surrounds were impeccable. They were running fairly quick and the surrounds were mown short with countless run-offs and collection areas to catch near misses. The greens were extremely large as well full of gentle undulations but hitting the greens and looking at a 20+ meter putt is not uncommon. This greatly adds to the challenge there. I think I had more long putts there than I can remember anywhere.
My favorite holes were oddly enough 15-18 which seemed an excellent set of closing holes coming in demanding excellent drives and solid approaches. In all a superb day on an excellent course that plays firm even after a wet period the way I believe all heathland courses should strive towards playing. I would also mention that it seems to be a fabulous members club with something for everyone, as challenging as want to make it yet a gentle enough walk for all levels.


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- 2 large onions, chopped fine
- 3 cups raw cashews
- 1 1⁄2 cups bread
- 1 cup soup stock (or water)
- salt and pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
The stuffing
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- 2 tablespoons margarine, melted but not hot
- 1⁄2-3⁄4 cup finely-chopped onion
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1⁄2 teaspoon thyme
- 1⁄2 teaspoon marjoram
- 1⁄2 teaspoon sage
- 3 tablespoons parsley, chopped
- salt
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- Chop the cashews by hand or in a food processor; cut up the bread as well. Add the cashews and bread to the onion, then add the vegetable stock, salt and pepper, nutmeg, and lemon juice. Put half of this mixture into a small, non-stick loaf pan (or line a regular loaf pan with parchment paper if a non-stick pan is unavailable).
- Mix together all the ingredients from the second list. Put the mixture on top of the stuff in the loaf pan, and add the rest of the first mixture so that there are three layers of food in the pan.
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"Chairman Stevens has done an important service to the cause of consumer choice, by focusing his colleagues' attention on the need to clear away the outdated rules that are stalling one of the next great technological revolutions," said NTU Government Affairs Manager Kristina Rasmussen.
Rasmussen praised Members of the Commerce Committee for their careful consideration of the Broadband Investment and Consumer Choice Act (S. 1504 sponsored by Senator John Ensign), which would meet many of NTU's goals for achieving a competition-driven marketplace. As introduced, Ensign's bill would set limits on the power of the Federal Communications Commission to impose dictates on mobile services, prohibit states and localities from regulating direct-to-home satellite offerings, and perhaps most important, do away with state and local "franchising" requirements on video services providers.
The franchising process, which Rasmussen called a "relic that belongs to the age of tube-style TVs," would have forced firms wishing to provide options such as Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) to negotiate (often at outlandish fees passed along to consumers) individual business agreements with 30,000+ jurisdictions across the country.
Last year NTU organized an open letter to Congress from 30 national, state, and local citizen groups and think tanks warning lawmakers that, "Local franchise regulations, fees, and taxes on both cable companies and new entrants in the video services market are having the practical effect of impeding the spread of competition, thereby depriving consumers of the economic benefits this process normally provides."
"America is falling behind in the worldwide race to deliver exciting new services like IPTV because of the taxes and regulations that are weighing down potential providers," Rasmussen concluded. "By lifting these burdens, Congress can ensure that these job-creating technologies not only thrive today, but drive our economy tomorrow."
NTU is a non-partisan citizen group founded in 1969 to work for lower taxes, smaller government, and economic freedom. Among its many activities in the technology policy debate, NTU has supported making the federal Internet access tax moratorium permanent, advocated repeal of the 3 percent federal telephone excise tax, and actively opposed tax hikes on telecom services in over a dozen states and localities during the past year. Note: For more information, visit www.ntu.org.


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Harman comes out of the kinnars house and the priest asks the next plan. Harman says that he will conduct the pooja everyday until he fulfils his aim. The priests agree and then Varun asks his intentions. He sits on the bench and says that he won't move without taking back Soumya.
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wreckless Eric Radio Show #21 (click to tune in)
Last show of the year. Not a round-up of the finest moments of the decade but no less snappy and professional for that. Close the decade and let the new year in with Wussy, Buffy St Marie, The Research Turtles, Miles Davis, Waylon Jennings, Robert Coyne and a preview of the other side of the latest Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby 45. Plus a seasonal reading from A Dysfunctional Success.
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- Peter said...
Good one.
Jingles are always good. The Miles Davis track sounded like a bunch of Art School students trying to play the theme from "Barney Miller" (and I couldn't hear Miles...)
The Eric'n'Amy track is reminiscent of "Child Of The Moon", somehow - still awaiting my copy, by the way.
Thanks for the Radio Shows, you have, indeed, made things better this year.
Best wishes to you and yours.
- January 1, 2010 at 2:52 PM
- Peter said...
No more playlists, then?
- January 1, 2010 at 2:54 PM
- Grahame said...
Happy New Year Eric and Amy.
- January 1, 2010 at 3:22 PM
- Wreckless Eric said...
Arts students trying to play the theme from Barney Miller??!!!?? I thought John McGlaughlin more thasn made up for the worst excesses of The Mahavishnu Orchestra including the prayer session before they started. I hope I've spelled those two extremely difficult names approximately right - I can't be bothered to look them up.
Funny thing, I was going to play Child Of The Moon but it didn't seem to fit into where the show was going so I left it for another time.
And yes, I really should get those playlists sorted out.
- January 1, 2010 at 3:41 PM
Another excellent show. Thanks to you I've just bought the Robert Coyne CD. Can't wait to hear it, specially as seems to be a chip of his father's block.Now off to check out Wussy.
Happy New Year
- January 2, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- johnscache said...
Not just in the shops but on TV too, that Slade record is in a new advert every year (at least here in Oireland/UK). First it was Argos, now it's in a toilet paper commercial.
Eric, who will be playing you in the Ian Dury movie?
- January 3, 2010 at 12:43 PM
- Wreckless Eric said...
I'm afraid I'm not in the Ian Dury movie - Ian's wife fought to keep a mention of me in there, I believ the character mentions going round to my place to rehearse, but I suppose our friendship and the work we did together just isn't the stuff a box office smash is made of. I can only hope the film isn't as bad as the Joe Meek Telstar film. I thought that was an abortion.
And in reply to Peter - I've put the playlists up for the last two shows. The 45 should be with you by now - we've been sending them out every day as we get the orders (excluding Sundays and bank holidays of course)but the post slows up at this time of you. I can't imagine why bec\ause hardly anyone sends Christmas cards anymore. We hardly got enough to clutter the mantlepiece this year. Not that I'm complaining, the only one I've ever kept came from Maureen Tucker a few years ago.
- January 3, 2010 at 1:00 PM
- johnscache said...
Maybe that's for the best, if the chances of getting it wrong are far higher than getting it right. Also it's the Ian Dury story, not the Stiff Records story. Maybe they should wait on the latter for another 20 years or so. I saw the move about Chess Records on a plane last summer, and although I enjoyed it, I'm sure that the principals (Leonard Chess, Muddy Waters, Etta James, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter) probably would have cringed at the liberties taken. Even in a documentary like Julien Temple's one on Joe Strummer, major periods of a lifetime are treated in soundbites.
- January 3, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- Wreckless Eric said...
You're right John and I wouldn't expect to be in the Ian movie because, after all, his life was a lot larger than the bit with me in it which would hardly serve to push the overall story forward. He did come up with Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick in my flat though!
We've just finished watching Oil City Confidential, the new Julien Temple film about Dr Feelgood - it really does it.
- January 3, 2010 at 5:47 PM
- Warhol Superstar said...
Hey, Eric -
Awesome show, as always...& the KING jingle was awesome! So was the Miles! Not everyone can appreciate his fusion period...
Thx -- Erica
- January 5, 2010 at 6:20 PM
- Peter said...
I am that not everyone.
I love the earlier stuff, though.
At the Isle Of Wight Festival in 1970 I was really looking forward to this cool bloke with a sharp suit and thin tie coming on and confusing the hippies (I only knew Davis' Fifties music as that was all my local library stocked...) but was sorely mistaken.
"Oil City Confidential" showed three times here in London at the Film Festival and I couldn't get tickets for any of the shows. Very disappointed and really looking forward to it's spring release.
Mayhap there'll be a Wreckless biopic in years to come. (And he could have made an appearance in the Dury pic - in passing, like George in "Nowhere Boy", which, incidentally was much better than I expected)
Thanks for the playlist update - much appreciated...
- January 6, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- Andrew Chalfen said...
Am quite enjoying your radio show. Am working my way backwards through them, which is not that forward of me, but then again, I always liked the old photos better. The curing edges, the illegible writing on the back, the shoebox they inhabit. Oh look, it's 2010. Time for lunch.
- January 8, 2010 at 7:53 PM
- eduardo said...
Thanks Eric for mentioning me and Nick Cole on a previous show.Good eclectic mix of sounds.Loved the freshness of the Seekers which makes a nice change from all that prog material we all used to cart around in the 70s in a vain attempt to impress the girls:Mayall,Crimson,Zappa etc.More Pickety Witch please and how about Lietenanat Pidgeon?Ed
- January 8, 2010 at 9:40 PM
- Wreckless Eric said...
If I'd known it was going to impress the girls I would have made a lot more effort on the King Crimson front! I can't imagine John Mayall ever really working on girls, at least not the girls I'd want to impress. But I was planning to play some stuff that probably falls into the prog rock category - I hate the term because it seems to imply cumbersome, lumpy and overblown, which hopefully isn't the the case with the stuff I'm thinking of playing. There is a place for Lieutenant Pigeon though I haven't got any of his/their records, but much as I like Jona Lewie personally, there's no excuse for Stop The Cavalry. So don't worry about that.
- January 8, 2010 at 10:26 PM
- Warhol Superstar said...
Eric -
First of all: HA! (re: 'Stop the Cavalry')
Secondly...play all the 'prog rock' you want.... I'll be thrilled. If I had a radio show, I'd probably be playing it all the time... but I don't....so I'll have to live vicariously through you.
-- Erica
- January 8, 2010 at 11:51 PM


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Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Just a quickie post today!
Know why I'm so happy? I'm packing my suitcase today for a cruise to the Caribbean, lucky me! My husband and I will be taking our first cruise. This is something I've wanted to do my whole life and he surprised me by booking the trip several months ago. So I'm happy… and lucky to have such a spontaneous husband!
This card from the card café at Creative University uses on my favorite new stamp sets, Hopscotch alphabet. Love that you get both upper and lower case plus numbers and punctuation.
Shop for Hopscotch alphabet here.
I call this background technique Inky Blocks. It's so simple, yet so awesome! Stamp a 2"x2" block into an inkpad, then spritz with water. The more water you use, the more ink will transfer to your page. Stamp onto white cardstock, overlapping some areas. Make sure to wipe off your block in between stampings so you don't water down your inkpad.
Tresa's Tip: Choose colors that will blend well. When using dye-based inkpads your colors are transparent and will create a third color when overlapping. Keep this in mind when choosing inkpads.
6 comments:
- Casandra Bennett said...
Awe. Hope you have a wonderful time. Enjoy the sunshine and the warm tropical breezes. :)
- February 25, 2014 at 8:47 AM
- Nancy Ball said...
Enjoy your cruise.....lucky girl! Love this card, also.
- February 25, 2014 at 6:54 PM
- Sheila Bennett said...
I loved learning this technique last weekend at CU. It is so easy, and looks great!
- February 25, 2014 at 7:41 PM
- Karen Pedersen said...
Fabulous! I'm off to try it!
- February 26, 2014 at 8:07 AM
- Katy said...
I usually try not to copy other crafters and I always try to add my own little somethin' somethin' to my creation...BUT this card is going to be COPIED EXACTLY AS-IS!!! It's adorably FUNKY and I {{{love}}} it!!! Have fun on your cruise...husband-wife time is ALWAYS good! Thank you for continually inspiring me!
- February 26, 2014 at 8:47 AM
- Lynn said...
Fun technique! Have a fabulous time on your cruise.
- February 27, 2014 at 4:31 AM
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