The Ultimate Guide to the Perfect CardThe best-selling craft resource book for cardmakers has been expanded to more than double the original size. This second edition of the "Card" book, as enthusiasts call it, is bigger and better than ever with over 200 additional pages of poems, quotes and ideas for card-makers. This expanded edition contains the largest collection of sentiments and sayings for the creative cardmaker. Thousands of endearing sentiments organized by topic to create perfect cards, notes and paper crafts for all occasions. Topics range from apologies to birthdays to Veteran's Day. This is the second book in 'The Ultimate Guide' series for crafters. The 'Card' book is breaking records, with over 170,000 copies sold. |
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