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Thank you for the sacrifice your family is making for your son to serve our country. Peace would be at the forefront of my mind as well!! May God's hand protect him and comfort you with that divine PEACE that only He can give.

WOW, you just keep creating the most beautiful items, and the inspiration that you are sharing with us is magnificiant. I have been making a few Christmas cards with your sets and tin pins. I just love them...Merry Christmas to you and your family. God Bless

Hi Darcie! I made all the Christmas cards in your Darcie's Club kit from October and they were a HUGE hit with my family, thanks in part to the beautiful tin pins! I'd love to get some for use on next year's batch.

I love the peace banner. how cool and obviously meaningful for you and your family. Thanks for sharing. p.s. i can't wait for your web site to go live!
Barb

I love the banner. Thanks for sharing.

Very pretty, I have these sizzlit but have not used them yet and these are a gareat inspiration. Thanks

I spent the day making the cute little pennant ornaments to use as package ties. I was so excited to see a larger version and I love the banner! (Lovin' that burlap!). Thank you for sharing with us! I can't wait to see your new website, is it almost ready?

Thank you for these ideas! I love the trees and the branches that are above the pennants. Did you make those also? I will be praying for your son, we are a military family also and understand the sacrifice you make when your family member deploys. Thank him for his service! (Is this the son from your previous post that just got married?!) A special blessing to you and your family this holiday season!

I love these!!! I have that die from Tim Holtz and the rosettes are so much fun! Thanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas with us.

Darcie, Thank you for this idea also, I love how these look on the burlap ribbon. Thank you for the Tin Pins, I can't believe I won!! WOOHOO!

Darcie.....you are soooo very talented & full of inspirational ideas.....I LOVE all that you do!!!

Hi Darcie,
The patterns for the pennants are so beautiful. thankful for sharing them

How sweet! Thank you, Darcie!
Please express our thanks to your son for his service ... and hugs to you, his family.

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