Month of Ramadaan

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Hi everyone! as this is the month of Ramadaan, And eid is coming after this Holy month ,So i thought to share my cards i made for Ramadaan and Eid greetings.Hope you'll like it. you are most welcome to ask anything related to card making.Soon I'm gonna upload the methods of card making. Here are some of my Ramadaan and eid cards.



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Sobi said…
These are beautiful. Do you by chance know of anyone that sells rubber stamps that say "eid mubarak"?
(you visited my blog a while ago..
sobeezdesigns.blogspot.com)
February 7, 2012 at 6:24 PM
tri shutter card said…
Oh sorry read this after ages.....lol
January 30, 2018 at 7:54 AM
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