Kimberly Stewart's Heavenly Angels

I hope all of you are doing well and able to rest after the busy Thanksgiving holiday. We enjoyed a nice quiet holiday with family, enjoying lots of good food and companionship. No big Black Friday shopping expeditions for me; I think my shopping days are about over. I just hate the thoughts of grocery shopping, let alone fighting the crowds for big sales. We have reached the point in our lives that we pretty much buy necessities as we need, and let the rest remain in the stores for all the other people. When hubby gets home from work today, he will probably check out a few stores online that he shops for electronics on, and I have purchased a few scrapbook kits, and that is our big shopping for Cyber Monday. I guess we are just gettin' too old to cut the mustard anymore!

Today is the last day of the big Thanksgiving Sale at Scrapbook-Elements where you will receive 40% off most items in the store

While there check out Kimberly Stewart's Heavenly Angels, a collection of ten mini kits that are perfect for tons of scrapbooking projects. She even has all of them bundled in one super collection. Take a look at a few of my scrapbook pages I have made using these mini kits:

It is such a fabulous collection, I guarantee you will not be disappointed with any of them!
To help get you scrapping mojo started, I even have a Heavenly Angel Quick Page for you
to get you started! I hope you enjoy it!

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Comments

Debbie said…

Sorry for your trouble but the link seems to be working fine as I was able to download the file just fine :) I will try to get it added to 4Shared as well as some seem to be having problems with Box.

December 2, 2012 at 7:36 AM

Katia said…

Thanks!

December 2, 2012 at 11:24 PM

Debbie said…

I downloaded it today and it worked fine on BOX. I hope you are feeling better and as alwa;ys thanks for the freebie.

January 12, 2013 at 4:52 PM

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