5 cards in 10 minutes or less! Birthday candle edition!

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[isabelle]

Great video, Amy!
You’re such a good ambassador for A Colorful Life Designs’ stencils. 💜💙💛

[melaD]

This is probably my favorite candle card I’ve seen.. I like the simplicity and the whimsical candles. Thanks for sharing!

[ardyth]

I think this is my favourite stencil from this release! Great design and colour choice!

[marykayacolorfullifedesign]

You made it! 😊 Such a great Birthday Card!

[debs]

Very cute cards! Quick way to build up our birthday card stash. Thanks for sharing!

[MissChelle]

Love this challenge! Great job. These would be a great gift ❤️🇦🇺

[TracyShultz]

Love your batch videos. Those candles look great (nice color combos). I purchased the TE simple strips thanks to you enabling me 💜

[Favoritesmine]

The candles and the contemporary happy birthday are my favorite stencils from the release. Great card design! This series makes me nervous, though. Cuz what happens if you go over 10 minutes?! 😅

[lindastenberg]

I love the simple cards! Could you do a video in the future that focuses on the inside?

[teresasanner-fecto]

That's inspiring... just trying to work against the clock would make me drop ink pads and spill glue and all of the bad things. Lol! If you go over a little on time...I don't think it could be considered a fail. Maybe call it 5 in 10ish minutes!😉

[mumma_of_one]

How have you mastered your TE sentiments ? I struggle to have them centred, do you have any tips or tricks?