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I gave you some hints in the recipe of my card. I don't want to post instructions before the tutorial comes out. Not to be mean or anything...but I want to generate some buzz for the tutorials on this site. It's my Baby on this site. During my Christmas break I was able to write quite a few tutorials and I hope Daven will put them on soon. So go off to a Technique scavenger hunt. Lisa S. figured it out. You can too. And then how great will you feel when the tutorial is revealed and you were right.
A hint! It's not a new technique....just with a different medium.
I can't wait... I could probably figure it out but working on set samplers yet, well not till after the holidays now so now no stamping and spending the next week with the kids while they are off of school. Of course can be on here and watch the kids play with their new toys!! ;)
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Native language or not, she speaks PERFECT English!!!!!
I have a hearing disability and I normally hate to talk to anybody on the phone with an accent, but Beate is very easy to understand and actually if the truth be told speaks better English than I do (being from the deep South and all)
And I'm not just saying this begcause she's my AWESOME upline! It's TRUE!
Beate's Chalk Print Technique
Anticipation is half the fun, I think! I'll be waiting (im)patiently for that tutorial 
