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Oct 25, 2008 15:08 |  #1

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Oct 25, 2008 15:24 |  #2

i dont mind the texture - the bright spot is a little too much for my personal taste.


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Oct 25, 2008 15:29 |  #3

I agree, the brightspot is a bit too bright. The texture might be just a -tad- bit too much, but it's not over the top.


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Oct 26, 2008 14:54 |  #4

I like it. I think this would make a great announcement or place setting card.




  
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Oct 26, 2008 15:14 |  #5

solinger wrote in post #6564469 (external link)
I like it. I think this would make a great announcement or place setting card.

thanks. i was thinking that when i was taking the org picture, would work well for stock

JuiceBox wrote in post #6559671 (external link)
I agree, the brightspot is a bit too bright. The texture might be just a -tad- bit too much, but it's not over the top.

chestercopperpot wrote in post #6559647 (external link)
i dont mind the texture - the bright spot is a little too much for my personal taste.

i like the bright spot, its not on the org image only on pp


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