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Exploding Card, Fishing
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CategoryCard Making / Exploding Cards/Books / Cards
OccasionBirthday / Birthday Male
Keywordsdad, brother, son, uncle, granddad, sport, fisherman
Card Verses88 available in Birthday Male
Ref #cup45530_66
File Size943.28 KB
Purchased34 times
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Uploaded onFeb 5, 2010
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HOOK, LINE, SINKER.
A background of blue water, with images of a boat, oars, a fish and a tackle box. The 2 front panels show two different fishermen and the panel for the back fo the card says HOOK. LINE, SINKER.
The Designer accepts total responsibility for this product, its use and any copyright issues that arise.
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![](http://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.craftsuprint.com/card-making/exploding-cards-books/cards/exploding-card-fishing.cfm&media=https://s3.amazonaws.com/finished-cards/keeley-towler/photo3410.jpg&description=Exploding Card Fishing%20on%20Craftsuprint%20created%20by%20Keeley Towler%20-%20The instructions for this card is found in the "How to Make" section. A little tricky to follow, but take your time and it all falls into place.
I printed onto pearl paper to give the water a shimmering effect. I also used ornamental fishing hooks as embelishments on the front and used a latch to hold the card close.
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The instructions for this card is found in the "How to Make" section. A little tricky to follow, but take your time and it all falls into place.
I printed onto pearl paper to give the water a shimmering effect. I also used ornamental fishing hooks as embelishments on the front and used a latch to hold the card close.
