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Tuesday with Wendy, Jan 22

1/25/2019

 
This week for Wendy's card making class, Wendy was at it again designing cards you can use for Valentine's Day!!!

(And let's admit it... who doesn't love receiving a Valentine?!!?) 

​Check out how wonderful the cards are!! 
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The first card Wendy made was inspired from this set from Taylored Expressions, You Make My Heart Soar as well as 2 sets from Penny Black, Heart Balloons and Hearts Galore 
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To make the card: 
  • Start with a pink piece of card stock as your card base 
  • ​Take a piece of red card stock and a piece of Gold Stardream paper. Use your Home Die-cut Machine to cut out 2 sizes of the Heart Balloons at the same time.
  • ON THE INSIDE OF THE CARD, adhere the BACKGROUND of the the balloon cut-outs.. Take the Gold Stardream paper (with the Heart Balloon cut out of it) and adhere it with double-sided tape. THEN place the red card stock that is ALSO balloon shaped (with the little balloon shape cut-out of the middle) and adhere that in the middle of the balloon cut-out in the middle of the card. The red card stock Heart Balloon should fit PERFECTLY in the Gold Stardream cut-out Heart Balloon. You will have a piece of pink card stock peeking through that looks like a little pink heart balloon! 
  • Stamp your sentiment, "Wishing you tons of love xoxo" in the middle of the pink heart balloon shape using Versafine Clair ink, Charming Pink and use Detail Gold Embossing Powder and heat-set it. 
  • Next, ON THE FRONT OF THE CARD, lay down a piece of Lavendar Stardream paper and adhere it with double sided tape.
  • Now take a piece of Shizen Handmade Cotten Paper and cut out the die-cut, Hearts Galore (SAVE THE CUT-OUTS!! You can use those in a future card!). Now take the paper that has the little hearts cut out of it and adhere it onto the front of the card base, on top of the Lavendar Stardream paper
  • Take your 2 Heart Balloons and layer them on the front. Use the Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive to adhere the large Heart Balloon first. Then, use a pop-dot to pop-up the little Heart Balloon in the middle of the big Heart Balloon.
  • Tie a little bit of purple twine on the end of the little Heart Balloon and wrap the twine around the card and use a little bit of Deluxe Adhesive to hold the twine in place. 
  • Next, stamp the Elephant image with Versafine Clair ink, Monarch. Fussy-cut the Elephant image and use a pop-dot to adhere him to the front of the card. Tie the other side of the twine around the trunk of the little elephant so it looks like the Heart Balloons are helping him soar!! 
Isn't this such a sweet card?! I love how she used the Heart Balloons AND the reverse cut-outs to make this card fun on the inside and the outside!! 
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The next card that Wendy designed was made using the same 2 Penny Black die-cuts, Hearts Galore and Heart Balloons 
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To make the card: 
  • Start with a piece of coral-colored card stock as your card base. Cut a piece of floral-themed paper and mount it onto the front of the card base using double-sided tape. 
  • Use a piece of red card stock to cut out one of the Heart Balloons. Use the REVERSE heart-cut out piece and overlay a piece of Acetate on the back (so you have a heart window with Acetate covering it). Adhere the Acetate in place with double-sided tape. 
  • Next, use Mounting Tape (on the Acetate side of the heart window) to wrap around the outside of the heart shape. Then tuck in the "confetti" heart cut-outs from the Hearts Galore die-cut, and adhere it to the front of the card base on top of the floral paper. 
  • Take a small piece of Gold Stardream paper and cut out a smaller Heart Balloon and cut the "balloon tip" part of it so it looks like a normal heart. Use double-sided tape to adhere it in place.. Wendy was clever in designing this card.. she placed the gold heart so it COVERS the "balloon tip" of the heart window we created earlier
  • To finish off the card, Wendy used an *even smaller* piece of floral paper and cut a final small Heart Balloon and ALSO cut off the "balloon tip" part. She then mounted the heart onto the gold heart using a pop-dot. 
I love how this card turned out!! This card is really fun as a Shaker Card.. but doesn't HAVE TO be one! The Acetate over the heart window is just so fun on it's own!! 
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The last card that Wendy designed was made using this STUNNING stamp set from Darkroom Door, Nature Walk, this die-cut from Paper Rose, Stitched Ovals as well as this sentiment stamp from Impression Obsession, One Person. 
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To make the card: 
  • Wendy started out with an ivory-colored card stock and layered a piece of Gold-Leaf Stardream card stock onto the front of the card. 
  • Then, Wendy used her Home Die-cut Machine to die-cut a Stitched Oval for the front of her card, she cut this out of the same ivory-colored card stock as her card base. 
  • On the Stitched Oval, stamp the wildflower and sprigs from the Nature Walk stamp set. Wendy stamped with 2 colors of ink: Versafine, Smokey Grey AND Versafine Clair, Morning Mist. The 2 shades of grey look SO GOOD together!! Wendy stamped the images several times so you get the shadow effects from the "ghost" stamping
  • Then, Wendy stamped the sentiment on the same color of ivory card stock with the Versafine Smokey Grey ink. She tore the paper around the sentiment to give it a "distressed" look. Then she used the Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive to adhere the sentiment to a piece of dark brown card stock. She then tore around that card stock too so that she got a layered/shadow effect 
  • Wendy mounted the sentiment to the front of the card by using a couple pop-dots 
Isn't this just a GORGEOUS CARD? I love how simple and elegant it looks... fantastic design!! 
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Tuesday with Wendy, Nov 20th

11/23/2018

 
This week for Tuesday with Wendy card making class, Wendy was inspired by the winter and holiday images!!! 

Check out the 3 cards and FALL IN LOVE because they are just fantastic!! 
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The first card that Wendy designed was inspired from this Stampscapes image, Pines and Rocks as well as this die-cut from Poppy, Magnificent Moose 
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To make the card: 
  • Start out by selecting a metallic paper to cut out your Moose die-cut and frame from. Wendy chose this marbled card stock that has a gold/champagne color to it.
  • Use the Hero Arts Rounded Rectangle die-cut set to cut out a rounded rectangle out of the marbled card stock paper. Use the inside piece of the cut-out to then cut out your Moose 
  • Use The Ultimate Glue to adhere a piece of Acetate to the back side of the rounded rectangle cut-out 
  • Stamp the Pines and Rocks image using the Versafine Clair ink, Rain Forest 
  • Use Mounting Tape to adhere the Rounded Rectangle to the paper that has the Pines and Rocks image stamped on it.... This will create dimension for a shaker card *PLACE SEQUINS INSIDE THE SHAKER CARD*  before you adhere it completely!!! 
  • Layer the card with solid green card stock and paper with pinecones on it for the patterned paper. 
  • Mount the design onto the front of your card base, which is white card stock 
**Look below, to see how one of the gals cut out a second moose to make it even MORE FUN!**
Just look how fun this card is!! 

And the best part is... it's a SHAKER CARD!!! (Which is just so fun... whether you are making a card for kids or adults) 

This design is great for cards for men or a card for the Hunter in your life... and the patterned paper is PERFECT for the Pacific Northwest 
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The next card that Wendy designed was inspired from this Stampendous image, Snow Bird 
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To make the card:
  • Stamp and heat emboss the Snow Bird image with Versamark ink and Moonstone Embossing Powder 
  • Color the image using Prismacolor colored pencils... Wendy chose 3 tones of light brown to add some tone-on-tone color to the Snow Bird 
  • Layer the image with the light brown marbled paper and mount the image onto the embossed handmade paper and adhere it using The Ultimate Glue 
  • Adhere the design onto the front of your card base. Wendy chose an ivory colored card stock as the card base
  • As a final touch, use Nuvo Crystal Drops, Ivory Seashell, to add some berries onto the Snow Bird branch.. the color and texture mimics the embossed handmade paper perfectly!!! 
What a stunning card!!! Such a perfect image for the winter season.. 
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The last Card that Wendy designed was inspired from this stamp and die set from Spellbinders, Christmas Joy  and this die-cut from Poppy, Whittle Moose 
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To make the card:
  • Use the Hero Arts Infinity Circles die-cut set to cut out 2 sizes of circles. Use a dark brown card stock for the larger circle and a decorative paper  for the smaller circle (for this card, Wendy chose this whimsical tree paper from Photoplay and it is SO CUTE) 
  • Stamp your Christmas Tree with Versafine Clair ink, Rain Forest 
  • Color your Christmas Tree with light green and yellow Tombow Markers. Then use the Christmas Tree die-cut to cut out your tree 
  • On your green card stock base, adhere a small strip of dark green card stock in the middle to add color contrast 
  • Use double sided tape to adhere the layered circles on the right side of your card
  • Die-cut the Whittle Moose out of brown suede paper and use Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive to adhere the Moose to the middle of the layered circles
  • On the left side of the card, use pop-dots to adhere the stamped Christmas Tree image. 
  • At the top of the card, stamp the Christmas sentiment in Versafine Clair ink, Rain Forest 
  • Finish off the card by tying a bit of red polka-dot ribbon along the left side of the card and tie a little knot to hold it in place 
This Christmas card is JUST ADORABLE!!!! 

I love the colors, the movement, and how the tree paper matches the tree stamp perfectly!!
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Fantastic cards this week!!! 

To sign up for the next card making class, give us a call here at the store!! 

​The next card making class will be offered on Tuesday, December 4th 
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Dura-Lar, Acetate, YUPO, and Kromekote

7/27/2018

 
Do you LOVE paper?! 

WE DO TOO!!!! 

This year, we have begun to play around with new papers... and some of our FAVORITE has been the new Matte Dura-Lar paper!!! 
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Today, I am going to show/explain the differences between Matte and Wet Dura-Lar, Acetate, YUPO, and Kromekote 


Matte Dura-Lar
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Matte Dura-Lar is a synthetic paper that has a VERY smooth surface. The paper is NOT a permeable  surface, which means that inks float on the surface. It is also slightly translucent which creates such an AMAZING effect.

Matte Dura-Lar is ideal for working with:
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-Alcohol Inks
-Prismacolor Pencils 
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Stamp and heat emboss

This AMAZING background (shown below) was created using Alcohol Inks and Isopropyl  Alcohol.. you can learn how to do it by going here: https://www.stampadoodle.com/stampadoodle-blog/ranger-products
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Here, Wendy stamped out a sun image and used Prismacolor Pencils on both Solar White card stock (left) and Matte Dura-Lar (right) 

Notice how the colors go on so beautifully.. and because the pencils are waxed-base, the colors are vibrant and opaque, making the translucent Matte Dura-Lar paper really stand out!! 
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Acetate 

Acetate is a fancy way of saying Clear Acrylic Sheet

We carry Acetate here at the store in two different thicknesses.. one of which has a film covering to keep it protected. 

Because Acetate is a plastic, it can be used for:

-Stamping with Staz-on Ink
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Alcohol Inks 
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Making Shaker Cards


(The photo below shows a card base made with Acetate and is stamped with a Filagree image stamped out in White Staz-on Ink) 

We sell thin and thick Acetate in open stock.. so you can buy just one or two sheets if you wanted to play around with it :-)
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Heat-Resistant Acetate

Traditionally, Acetate is not heat-resistent. Many people like to stamp and emboss on Acetate because it works great for making overlay cards!! The Dura-Lar brand carries this Heat Resistant Acetate and they call it Medium Weight Clear Film 

You can use it for:
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-Stamp and heat-emboss
-Overlays
-Alcohol Inks
-Shaker Cards
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Wet Dura-Lar

Wet Dura-Lar looks like Acetate.. but it is SO MUCH BETTER!!! 

They refer to it as "Wet Media Film"

It works great for:

-Stamp and heat-emboss
-Water-based Markers
-India-ink markers 


The Wet Media Film is ideal for coloring with ANY Markers (such as Tombow Markers) AND it is heat-resistant! 

So, now you can stamp and emboss an image and then go back and color your birds and put a piece of paper behind it to bring out the colors!! 
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YUPO 

YUPO is a synthetic, water resistant paper 

It is amazing for: 

-Alcohol Inks
-Acrylic Paints 
​-Watercolors 

Both Wendy and Bekah have played around with YUPO and there are some REALLY cool things you can do with it!! 

​Below, Wendy used stencils, and Alcohol Inks, and Alcohol Blending Solution to make this beautiful flower background... she was even able to use the Black Glaze Pen over the top to go back in and add detail..
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And here she created the background and then used a White Sharpie Paint Pen to add in highlights. She finished it off with the Black Glaze Pen and drew some free-hand flowers
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Bekah created this background by using Alcohol Inks on the surface of YUPO. To create this stunning background, you can learn about it here: ​https://www.stampadoodle.com/stampadoodle-blog/faux-batik-backgrounds
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Bekah played with the YUPO some more and found that you can float Distilled Water on the surface and drop Alcohol Inks to create a REALLY interesting background! 
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YUPO comes in a couple different ways... The standard YUPO (white) is called "Medium" and it also comes in "Translucent"
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The last paper I wanted to explain is one of our ALL TIME FAVORITES and that is... Kromekote! 

Kromekote

This is a permeable surface, which means that inks will fall below the surface
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You can use:

-Dye-based inks
-Watercolors/Colorburst
-Alcohol Inks 
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Stamp and heat-emboss 

This Tree card was created by applying Dye-based inks to Kromekote Paper with the Tim Holtz Ink Blending Tool. Then, Denise stamped and heat-embossed this Tree image by Stampotique 
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You can create this cool "splatter" background by applying dye-based inks DIRECTLY ONTO the Blue Silicone Craft Mat and do a "mono-print" pull onto the Kromekote. When you heat-set the ink, the "splatter effect" is revealed 
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If you have ANY QUESTIONS about all these wonderful papers, stop by the store or give us a call!!

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Demo: Acetate Backgrounds

1/11/2018

 
Demo this week was really fun!! Denise was the Demonstrator and she showed us how to make really cool Acetate Backgrounds!!

To make these miniature bits of art, you will need:
  • A piece of Acetate
  • A piece of tissue paper (similar in size to the acetate)
  • Crystal Lacquer
  • Alcohol inks
  • Embellishments such as die-cut shapes, textured ribbon, sequins, and/or glitter!

The process:

*We suggest you use a Craft Mat to do this!*
  • Take a piece of Acetate and pour out a little pool of Crystal Lacquer
  • Use a wooden skewer to move the Crystal Lacquer across the entire piece of Acetate
  • Use Alcohol Inks to apply drops of ink onto the Crystal Lacquer
  • After you have applied all of the inks you would like, use the skewer again to swirl the colors together

  • Lay down the embellishments of your choosing! In the sample below, you can see how she put down some textured ribbon, then some die-cut Tropical Fish from Impression Obsession, and some sequins from Hero Arts
  • Crinkle-up your piece of tissue paper and then un-crinkle it. Lay it on top of the design you just created in the Crystal Lacquer
  • *USE GLOVES* to press the tissue paper flat onto the Acetate
  • Let it dry overnight
Once the design has had an opportunity to dry overnight, you will see the AMAZING transformation!!!

My FAVORITE part about this is that the design is TRANSLUCENT!!
Once you have created your backgrounds, Denise showed how you can turn the designs into cards!

In this one, if you look closely, you can see the Wandering Jellyfish in this Under the Sea card! Denise used the Coral Collage die-cut from Memory Box
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For this card, Denise *EMBOSSED* the words right onto the front of the Acetate and paired it with these *adorable* Ducks die-cut from Impression Obsession, which makes the PERFECT card!!
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I just LOVED this one that used one of the Faerie die-cuts from Memory Box!! The added sequins really make this card so magical!!
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To see these STUNNING cards in person, swing by the store! We are open EVERY DAY of the week and would LOVE to show you all the newest stuff!!

Call us if you have questions!!

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Tuesday with Wendy, Nov 21

12/2/2017

 
We have been having a busy couple weeks! I wanted to take a moment to share with you the cards from the last Tuesday with Wendy class!!

Check out how fun these cards are!
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Wendy wanted to show some new techniques.. and she did not disappoint!!

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The first card, and one of my favorites, was made using this new snowflake stamp from Hero Arts, Handdrawn Snowflakes. This stamp, which is a "cling" style of stamp, is SO BEAUTIFUL!!!

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To make the card:
  • Stamp the snowflake image onto dark blue, iridescent card stock (4" x 5 1/4") using aVersamark ink pad
  • Apply the embossing powder one color at a time... Start along the edge of the image, apply a little bit of Detail Gold embossing powder to the snowflakes (make sure you don't cover the entire image!), shake off the excess powder and put it back into the container. REPEAT these steps for the 2 other colors of embossing powder, Detail Silver and Detail White, until all the snowflakes have been coated.
  • After you have applied the embossing powders to the entire image, heat-set it.
  • Finish off the card with 2 ribbons.. a bit of thin dark blue ribbon and a bit of matte gold ribbon.
  • Mount the entire image onto the card base which is white card stock (8 1/2" x 5 1/2") folded in half
This card is SO STUNNING!!! An easy technique with BIG results!!
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The next card was made using this ADORABLE stamp set from Stampendous, Snowman Trio

To make the card:
  • Stamp the snowmen images onto white card stock
  • Color the snowmen using markers or colored pencils
  • Use the Slider Dies "On the Right Track" from Taylored Expressions to cut-out the slider track. Wendy cut it out of a piece of dark blue snowflake paper (5 1/2" x 3" ) from Reminisce
  • Take 2 pennies and put a pop-dot on ONE of the pennies
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  • Cut 4 strips of black chipboard (5 1/4" x 1/2"). Make 2 rows of the chipboard so 2 pieces are stuck together and use double-sided tape to adhere them to the UNDERSIDE of the dark blue snowflake paper.

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  • Put a penny BEHIND the slider cut-out and put the penny with a pop-dot on TOP of the other penny. You should end up with 2 pennies with a pop-dot between them that slides across the card.
  • Mount the dark blue snowflake paper onto a piece of white paper (5 1/2" x 3 1/2")
  • The card base (11" x 4 1/4") is folded in half, and using the little snowflakes from the Snowman Trio stamp set, stamp the snowflakes along the edge using Majestic Blue Versafine ink.​
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  • Tape the dark blue/white paper down onto the front of the card, leaving a little bit of the light blue paper exposed so you can see the little snowflakes peeking out.
  • Now, cut out the snowmen. Using The Ultimate Glue, adhere one snowman to the penny on the front of the card.
  • Take the cut-out from the slider dies and put it on the INSIDE of your card. Take the other 2 snowmen and glue them onto the inside of your card as well, Wendy glued them on top of the slider die cut-out.
This card IS SO FUN to play with!! Watch as the little snowman rolls and tumbles across the card!!!
The last card was THE MOST FUN!!! This is a Shaker Card, which means there is a piece of acetate (clear plastic) on the front and little sequins and findings on the inside. Wendy used the Impression Obsession die-cut Peace Frame
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To make the card:
  • Use dark green paper as the base of the card (11" x 4 1/4") and fold the card in half.
  • On the front of the card, Wendy cut out of piece of Alpine Trees paper by Aunthentique (4" x 4") and mounted it onto the front of the card onto the dark green paper.
  • Take a piece of Stardream Bronze paper (3 5/8" x 3 5/8") and a piece of acetate (3 5/8" x 3 5/8"). Use The Ultimate Glue to adhere the acetate to the back of the Bronze paper. (I usually wait about 10 minutes for it to fully dry)
  • Next, just like with the last card, cut strips of chipboard measuring 1/4" wide and cut the strips into 3 1/2" pieces and make 4 stacks of 2. 
  • Glue the chipboard in place on all 4 sides like you see in the picture below... but BEFORE you glue it down onto the Alpine Trees paper, add in your shaker bits!!
  • Wendy used a combination of Hero Arts Sequins and new Metallic "Toppings" from Queen & Co... she just used a pinch of each. 
  • Once you have added in the shaker pieces, carefully attach the shaker front to the Alpine Tree background paper using The Ultimate Glue. 
  • Add a tiny bit of brown metallic ribbon (10" is good, you can always trim it down) and that's it!! 
A beautiful and fun shaker card!!
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​Wendy designed another shaker card idea.. you'll have to stop by the store to see it in person!! 
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