We are Tagging It at OSCC

Good morning everybody

Time for another challenge at the  One Stop Craft Challenge,  and this week we are doing tags.  So you can either make a tag, or include a tag on a card or any other project.  We are sponsored by One Stop Card Crafts this week - so please pop across to the have a browse at their fab range of goodies.

At the moment I am in love with some Art Journey stamps I bought a couple of weeks ago, so I have decided to make a tag using the Tick Tock set, and I think the wobbly clocks are fab.

To make this tag, first I took a Tim Holtz stamp inked with versamark, and embossed it with clear powder on the plain tag.   Over this I used Distress Ink Stains in three colours, and spritzed lightly with water and let the colours run into each otherslightly.  All the elements are stamped in Rangers Archival Black.  I coloured some seam binding with the Distress Stain, and added a cog through the middle of it.  A small key was added a a tiny watch part to the middle of one of the clocks.  Across the bottom is a piece of tissue tape with the pm hours on it.  I finished with a sparkly button.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Inspirations - Colour Challenge
The Stamping Boutique - No DP
The Cheerful Stamp Pad - Favourite background
Make It Monday - Anything Goes
Stampin' for the Weekend - My favourite things - anything Tim Holtz, Art Journey, Distres Strains and Inks
Art Impressions Stamp Challenge - Distressing
Pals paper Arts - Favourite technique
PaperPlay Challenge - Anything but a card
Some Odd Girl - Bright and Blinding colours
Craft your Days Away - Vintage
Scrap Creations - Anything but a card


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Do you want to get sticky at One Stop Crafts?

Hi everybody

Saturday morning dawns, and the weather is much like I have been this week.  Dear OH and I have had some sort of fluey bug, and we have both been pretty grotty.  Unfortunately very little in the way of crafting has got done, but I have 'attempted' to sort my craft room out, only now I seem to have even less space.  I think I need to go on a stash diet.  Having sorted all my plain card I have a 4ft shelf stuffed to the gunnels, and that is only the coloured stuff, I probably have almost as much white and cream!  Enough rambling ...

On to the challenge this week at  One Stop Crafts.  The theme is Stick It, and we want to see Stickers on your work.  How difficult is that you may think - well I cannot remember the last time I used them, so it was a case of hunting for them.  They are barely visible on my card - I have outlined the image and sentiment with gold lines.  This is a card for my father - he likes old cars and flowers.  Hence the flower, and a little lace to soften it a bit.  Until a few years ago Dad was an avid gardener, and the garden was full of the most amazing flowers, but ill-health has prevented him gardening in recent years.  My image is The Old Truck  from Fred She Said, and the paper is from the Memory Box Valise paper pack.

We are sponsored this week by Sassy Studio Designs.  They have a range of modern digi images which are very charming.  The winner will receive 4 digi images as their prize.

I am entering this card into the following challenges:

Bloggers Challenge - It's Manly Baby!
Glitter Geeks - Male / Fathers Day
Mami Doodlrd - Card for a boy or man
Poodles Parlour - Anything goes
Wags 'n' Whiskers - One for the boys
Craft us Crazy - Masculine
Crafty Sentiments - Father's Day
Delightful Challenges - Anything goes
Dutch Dare - For the boys
Southern Girls - Anything goes

I really appreciate it that you take the time to look at my blog and leave such lovely comments. Thank you each and every one of you.   Have a fabulous weekend.

It's all about Texture at One Stop Card Crafts

Good morning

A beautiful bright and windy morning, but lovely and warm.  This week it is all about Texture at  One Stop Card Crafts,  who are are also sponsoring the challenge this week.  So let's see lots of embossing, ribbons, lace or whatever you fancy to get that texture going.

I feel I have somewhat copped out on this, when I look at the other fabulous pieces of work from the team, but time has not been on my side.  For my card Craftwork Cards came to the rescue and I have used Warren the rabbit in th flower strewn tree roots for my image.  This is mounted on to card I put through the Bug.  The papers and sentiment co-ordinate with the Warren set of images.  The bow is seam binding.

 I am entering this into the folloiwing challenge:

Birthday Sundaes - Anything goes birthday card




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It's all about fairies at the One Stop Craft Challenge

Hello again

This is my third post - this time for the  One Stop Craft Challenge,  and it's all about Fairy Tales.  This week we are sponsored by the Sassy Design Studios, who gave us some great images to play with.  Unfortunately my printer was playing up, and everything I printed was coming out smudged so I have used a favourite LOTV image. 

For this card I have followed the sketch from Sweet Sketch Wednesday.  I have coloured with Copics, with a liberal dosage of stickles as well.  I have then very lightly brushed around with distress inks.  My papers are some very old Cloud 9 design, with a dark pink base card.  My fairy is surrounded by lovely pale pink roses which remind me of my favourite blowsy pale pink and peachy roses in the garden, which are out a few weeks too early.  I have added lace and pearls, as embellishments.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Card Making Mamas - Recipe, 1 image, 2 patterned papers, 3 different types of embellishment - flowers, lace, pearls
Fairy Knoll - Flowers
Crafty Emma CES Challenges - Embellish It
Fussy and Fancy - Recipe - 3 papers - 2 patterned and 1 plain, ribbon - lace, 2 embellishments - pearls and flowers
Guylou's Inmitability Blog - ... brings May flowers with a colour challenge
Wags 'n' Whiskers -  Circles
Sew many cards - Flowers and lace
Miami Doodles - Spots and/or Stripes
Inspire Me Fridays - Anything goes
Truly Scrumptious - Anything goes
Charisma Cardz - Birthdays in Pink

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Just swinging by to wish you Happy Birthday

Good morning everybody

Saturday morning, and two posts from me today.  The first one is for the  One Stop Crafts Challenge,  and as it was Shelley's 30th Birthday this week, the theme is Birthdays.  We have a new sponsor joining us this week as well, Limited Run Digis, who have a huge variety of digis, suitable for both card makers and scrappers.  Please do pop across to the One Stop Craft Challenge to have a look at all the lovely work from the DT's.

For my card I have used paper from a K & Co pad, Que Sera, which I have had a couple of years and used a handful of times.  The image and sentiment are both from Lili of the Valley, and I have coloured with Copics.  The flower and ribbons are both from stash.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Card Making Mamas - for a loved one

Crafty Ann - Happy Birthday

If The Shoe Fits - Green

Inspire Me Fridays - Anything Goes

Wags 'n' Whiskers - Use a die or punch

Delightful Challenges - Mothers Day or Someone Special

Lili of the Valley - Animal Antics

Little Miss Muffet  - Die cuts or punches

Paper Romance - Favourite die

Cooking It Up with Katie - Green, punching, two of something - I have two ribbons - a plain green and a narrow green/yellow

Divas by Design - Anything goes

My Mum's Craft Shop - Cute and Girly

Scrapbook Sisters - 2 Ribbons, a Flower and a Brad

In Style Stamps - Colour Challenge

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I'm In Stitches at the One Stop Craft Challenge

Hi everybody

What a fabulous day yesterday - I was up with the lark to see the lot from start to finish.  You know - THE WEDDING.   Catherine's dress was elegant, understated and just beautiful in its simplicity.    Her sister looked stunning, and the little bridesmaids were sweet, as were the pages, and I liked that the flowers were very simple as well.  Catherine looked so composed and William looked like the cat that had got the cream - which of course he had.  We sure can put on a show when it comes to something like a royal wedding.

Enough of wittering - I had better tell you about the  One Stop Craft Challenge  today.  Our theme today is In Stitches - and we want to see stitching, either faux or real.  Our sponsors are Dianes Digital Designs.

My card has a background paper from the Tim Holtz Shabby stack, which I have overstamped with stamps from the Haberdashery set.  I have added a panel of pink card whichhas been embossed with faux stitchings, underneath which is some cobwebby pink lace.  .I have cut out the dressmakers stand from the Sewing Room die set, painted it with crackle paint and then wrapped it with brown and pink pleated ribbon.  A brad and rhinestone spacer has been added to look like a brooch.  At the bottom is a reel wrapped with lace and at the top a Tim Holtz letter tag.   I have also added a few sparkly bits over the card.

Fine up to there.  But oh - what was I thinking of!  Why, oh why, did I put that pink flower there.  I cannot get it off because it is stuck with Crafters Pick glue.!!

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Paper Crafting Journey - Bling
Anything Goes Challenge - Pink and Brown
Creative Craft Challenges - get Recycling - my dressmaker stand and the ribbon spool are cut from corrugated cardboard from a box that I pulled apart
LadyBug Crafts Ink - Fashion and a blog hop
Use it Tuesdays - Fasteners - I have used a jewelled brad
Digi Doodles Shops Best - Anything Goes
Do you Stack Up - Make it Pop - 3D effect
Phindy's Challenge - Glitter, Glamour and Glitz

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It's altered for the One Stop Crafts Challenge

Good morning one and all

I really hope you are reading this because it is scheduled and I am in Lincoln visiting my son for a long weekend.

The theme is ALTERED this week at  One Stop Crafts Challenge.  So you lovely crafters let us see something other than a card this time a round, and please pop along to the challenge to see all the pieces of work from our teamies.

I have two examples for you this week.

This is a paper mache box from Hobbycraft which I painted with Eco Green craft paint. The top is then covered with artists modelling paste and used my heat gun to help it dry - which made the paste pop and splutter to get the raised bits. I wiped over the top with some diluted paint on a baby wipe and added a bit of Inka Gold on a paint brush across the top and around the edge. I added blobs of Gemtac glue to which I added seed beads, and then the dragonfly to which I added beads. Lastly the flowers, which are Prima.
The second boxes are very easy, and I have to give credit to Louise at Zuzu's Petals 'n' Stuff.  I really admire her really incredible work.  Please pop across to her blog and have a look at it.

These are light weight wood boxes and I have sprayed them with glimmer mists inside and outside.   Rubbed or brushed on Inka Gold around the sides and edges.  Added flowers (Prima again - and lazy I know - but I am doing some other boxes that will have handmade metal ones on), brass leaves, butterflies etc.  The top bluey green one is Cosmic Shimmer Peacock and it is multicoloured shades.  Fab!  All the edges have sari lace around them, as in the photo below.

 
I expect you are wondering why so many boxes - well I have taken a stall at my Village Fete, and also a big craft fair.  In the meantime, I have just taken over the house with boxes, paints, etc, etc.  However, it is really enjoyable doing something else as well as cards.  I use a very large pizza box for a spray place, lined with plastic, and then lined with paper towels - several thicknesses.   And how's this for a good way of using up the ink on soaked paper towels - I have rolled a couple of boxes in and got a variation in colour scheme - which has been really effective on a pink box and an orangey-gold one.

I am entering this for the following challenges

Your Next Stamp - Texture it
The Paper Variety - Flowers


Have a fabulous weekend.

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A little vintage sailing for the One Stop Craft Challenge

My second posting of the day - this time for  One Stop Craft Challenge.  This week our theme is Monochrome.  Remember it does not have to be a card, but you do have to follow the theme for the week, and there are lots of lovely examples by the DT's over on the challenge blog.  We are sponsored this week by Robyns's Fetish.  If you pop over to her shop you will find an array of digi stamps and papers.

For my card I have gone a little vintagey again. 

I have layered some map paper on to green Bazzill card.  The ship image has been stamped on to a piece of Range Manila card which I have used distress inks on.  The image is Crafty Individuals, and the birds flying across the sky are mini stamps from the Tim Holtz clear stamp set, Visual Artistry.  For embellishments I have used an anchor charm which is coloured with Alchohol ink and distress ink, and a couple of Ideology bits - a cog with a game spinner, and a pin with an addage ticket, which I overstamped with some more words.  Along the bottom of the green mount card I have used my new Fiskars border punch.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Card Making Mamas - Embellish it

Fabulous Friday - Brads - I have one brad in my game spinner

Fairy Tale Challenge - Happy Birthday - this is a birthday card but I generally do not put sentiments on until I know who the card is for

Delightful Challenges - Sun, Sea and Sand - well I have sea - hope that counts

Samuel Taylor Monthly Challlenge - Distressing

Stamping Vacation - Vintage and Map

Cooking it up with Katie - Scallops, Monochromatic

Paper Shelter Challenge - Anything Goes

Claudia & Co - Monochromatic

My Time to Craft - Nautical

Paper Take Weekly - Anything goes + the option of something new - my stamp is new

Make it Monday - Anything goes

Lexi's Creations - Monochromatic

My Partner in Crime - Layer it Up

Woodware USA - Monochromatic

CES Challenge - Monochromatic

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A Spring Fairy for One Stop Card Crafts .... and lots of challenges

Good morning peeps

What a brilliant few days we have had weather wise - just lovely.  I also had a fab day at LB Crafts and did a workshop with Lin Brown.  So what with Artsy Crafts and this day, there was defintely no Hobbycrafts show for me this week.

At  One Stop Card Crafts this week we are looking for Fairies and Angels.  Do pop across to have a look at all the fabby designs from our team - we have lots of new designers join us over the last couple of weeks.  Our sponsors this week are the fabulous Stitchy Stamps.  You will find lots of lovely goodies in their store.

As it has been so lovely, I decided that this card should reflect it, and you know how I love my Lili of the Valley fairies.  So I have used spring colours.  I have layered Bo Bunny papers on to Bazzill, and the red/yellow side are the reverse side of the yellow/white.  I have coloured with Copics and the wings of the fairy have been liberally covered with Stardust Stickles.  My flowers were in the bargain bin at Hollycrafts, and I have taken out the centre and added pearls.  The leaves and draonflies were cut with Doo Hickey dies, and the punching down the side has been done with a Martha Stewart Doily border punch.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Lili of the Valley - Punches
Alphabet Challenge - Up in the Air
Wednesday Stamper - Fabulously colourful
Simon Says Stamp - Mother's Day/Girlie
Flutterby Wednesday - Open challenge
Crafts and Me - Anything Goes
Crafty Catz - Pearls and Swirls - I have pearls
Delicious Doodles - Floral fantasy
Mami Doodles - Celebrate spring
Pattie's Creations - Flowers or Flowers and Pearls
Polka Doodles - Spring has Sprung
Sew Many Challenges - Spring Fling
Stamp Something - Spring
Stampin with the Dragon - Bring on Spring
Wags 'n' Whiskers - Spring
Little Miss Muffett - Brads, Gems or Pearls
Terrifically Thirlling Thursday Challenge - Warm Colours - ie. reds, oranges, yellows
Stamp Insanity - Punch it out
The Paper Shelter - Flower Power
The Creative Cottage - Spring has Sprung
Scrapbook Sisters - Anything Goes
Going Grey with Scrap Creations - Spring has Sprung
Creative Stamp Friends - Spring


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Clean and Simple for One Stop Card Crafts

Good morning everybody

Two weeks since I last blogged - bad girl - but just had other things going on - life - I suppose.

Anyway, I have two posts today.  The first is my DT Card for OSCC, and we are looking for Clean and Simple, so that means "A card with clean lines, minimal elements, areas of white space and few or no embellishments".  So not my style, but I realised that I actually quite like the one I have produced for today.

Our sponsor this week Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps offering the winner of this challenge 5 digital stamps or 4 digital stamps and 1 digital paper set of their choice.

I don't often do DL cards, but I felt this flower stamp needed something other than square.  The stamp is from a PaperArtsy Hot Picks Stamp plate, and there are lots of other elements as well, including a beautiful owl.  One of my many purchases at the ArtsyCrafts event I attended a couple of weeks ago.

For this card I cut a circle to use as a template and coloured it with a variety of distress inks.  I then stamped the flower with archival ink, and added extra colour direct from the pad with a paintbrush to enhance it.    Very quick and easy.  Why don't I do more of them - I don't know - I think it is the expanse of white that I just want to fill up and no embellishments!!

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Craft Us Crazy - anything that reminds you of nature
Crafty Sentiments - Just for you
Pixie Dust Studio - Thank you for being you
Less is More - One Layer and Off the Edge
Bearley Mine - Birthday Card
Creative Craft Challenge - Thank you
Top Tip Tuesday - Birthday card
Southern Girls - Use Flowers
Stampin Sisters in Christ - Use a Stamped Flower
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Spring Flowers for One Stop Card Crafts

Hello Saturday

I have had the most amazing time this week.  On Thursday I went to an ArtsyCrafts event, and spent the whole day in some fairly intesive classes. Firstly with Lin of LB Crafts and Leandra of PaperArtsy, BUT the highlight was an class with the amazing Tim Holtz. I have come home on such a high - and will blog about this later with some photos.


For One Stop Card Crafts this time  we want to see Spring Flowers. 

 Having made this card I think it looks more like Summer - but one of my fave Sarah Kay images, and I have lots of flowers to compensate, and some of my fave colours.

This is Bernadette Admiring the Spring Flowers.  I have colours with Copics.  My papers are MME So Sophie, and the cardstock is Coredinations.  I have used a Magnolia Doo Hickey die for the swirls and dragonfly.  The pretty two tone roses are from Joanna Sheen, and I have used pearls and lace from stash.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Bunny Zoes Crafts - Spring Flowers Everywhere
Stamp Something - Flowers
Lexi's Creations - Flowers
PaperCutz - Spring
I Did it Creations - Anything Goes
Stampin Sisters in Christ - Use the colour Green
Party Time Tuesday - Anything Goes
Southern Girls - Brads, Gems or Dewdrops
Paper  Crafting Journey - Anything goes
Flutterby Wednesdays - Open Challenge
Paper Pretties - Glitter
Creative Cottage - Fabulous FloralS
Card Makin Mama's - Happy Birthday
ASFOS - birthday wishes
Stamping with the Dragon - Birthdays
Crafty Emma's Challenge - Flowers and Flutterbys


Our sponsors this week are CRAFTY EMMA'S STORE, and our monthly sponsor is QUIXOTIC PAPERIE


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It's all about Love at One Stop Card Crafts

Good morning to one and all

Valentine Day looms and everywhere Valentine Cards are swamping the challenges.  One Stop Card Crafts is no exception, and our theme is Love is in the Air.

Our sponsor this week is Robyn's Fetish, - you will find a large array of digital stamps and papers in store.

I have followed a sketch from Sunday Sketch & Stamp for this card, but rather than using rectangles of paper, I have used hearts.

The fabulous image from Lili of the Valley, The Little Things, which I have coloured with Copics.  My papers are from Nitwits - there are so many lovely designs to choose from.  The lace is from stash, as are the pearls and very tiny heart charm on the double tag.  Flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts.  Heart shapes and main image are cut with Nesties, and the heart panel has been done with a Martha Stewart border punch.  The tiny tags are done with a Stampin' Up punch. 

I am entering this for the following challenges:

Sunday Sketch & Stamp - Sketch

Stamptacular Sunday - Hearts gone wild

Creative Inspirations - Inspired by Hearts

Let's Ink It Up - Love/Romance

Card Makin Mamas - Valentine

Off the Wall Craftiness - Hearts or Vintage

Polka Doodles - That's Amore

Penny's Paper Crafting - Hearts a Flutter

Simple Create - It's bright in here

Stampin for the weekend - Valentine

Sew many cards - Valentine

Cute card Thursday - Hearts and Flowers

Dutch Dare - Love is in the air - red/white/pink

Paper Crafting Journey - Love is in the air

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Sweet Twenty-One for One Stop Card Crafts, and several other challenges

Good morning everyone
We have a new challenge at One Stop Card Crafts, and we will be looking to see numbers on your entries to the challenge this week.  This week we welcome a brand new sponsor for 2011...... Ellephantastic.

We look forward to see all your creations on the challenge blog.

****Also is you would like to feature as a guest designer for challenge #118 please put GDT after your name.*****

For my card I have decided to make it a 21st birthday card, and therefore I wanted to make it a little more special.  So, it is an 8 inch square one.

 I have used Bazzill cardstock, and the DT papers are MME Bella Bella, which I adore - I love the vintage look of them.  I have inked around the edges with a chalk ink in brown.  On the pieces underneath the photograph I have used a Doo Hickey die on the edge of the plain card, and stamped the patterned paper with a very old Anna Griffin music stamp.  The swirls are Tim Holtz, leaves under the flowers are Doo Hickey and L-Em, and the butterflies are Martha Stewart.  The flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts, and pearls from stash.  The beautiful photograph is from Art Freebies.

I am entering this card for the following challenges.

Anything Goes Challenge - Butterflies
CCEE Stampers - Must use a punch - I have a butterfly and the numbers made with punches
C.R.A.F.T. Challenge - In the roll of a die - must use die
Gingerloft Challenge - Things that fly - I have butterflies
Kaboodle Doodles - Make it Monochromatic
Magical Mondays - Flowers
My Time to Craft - Flourishes
Alphabet challenge - N is for Numbers
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes + Flowers
Stamping with the Dragon - Anything Goes
Stamptacular Sunday - Whateva!
The Stamping Bazaar - Anything Goes
Top Tip Tuesday - Anything Girlie
The Crazy Challenge - Happy Birthday


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A card for a child - One Stop Card Craft Challenge meets several others

Hi everybody

What happened to the sun that came out Friday morning?  Who switched it off?   It has been dark, damp, dingey and cold since then.  Well - I knews I had to get my entry done for the One Stop Card Crafts Challenge, and that I needed to start on sorting out my craft room.  Easier said than done me thinks, but I have made a start.

At One Stop Card Crafts this week we want to see a card for a child.  We are sponsored by Robyn's Fetish.   The have a large range of digital stamps and papers - so why not go along and check them out.

Please pop along to One Stop Card Crafts to have a look at the fabby creations of the team, and enter our challenge.

For my card this week, I have followed the sketch from the Lili of the Valley Challenge.  I have also used an an LOTV image called Big Present, and I think you can see why - poor little boy - the present is almost as big as he is.  My papers are from Nitwit Collections, Bear Boys To.  The dark brown cardstock is some I discovered when having a sort - it is Cordinations Chocolate range - with brown one side and blue the other, so I used the reverse side for the corner pieces and the backing on the greeting.  I have used Copics for colouring.

I am entering this into the following challenges:

Lili of the Valley Challenge - - following a sketch by Dena
Charisma Cardz Challenge - Birthday
Crafty Sentiments - Anything goes
Moving Along with the Times - Ring out the old, ring in the new (Old - stamp I have had for more than 6 months, paper bought this week)
Rainbow Lady Challenge - It's all new -  My paper is new
Stampin' B's Design - Something Old - Something New (Old - stamp I have had for more than 6 months, paper bought this week)
The Creative Cottage - Something new - My paper is new.



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It's a Sassy Christmas at One Stop Card Crafts

Hi everybody

Post number 2 for me today, and it's a Sassy Christmas at One Stop Card Crafts.

For my card I have used a lovely image from Mo's Digital Pencil called Christmas Fairy - Holly.  I think she is really cute, and I love her big flouncy dress - so girly.  I have coloured with Copics, and added Stickles Diamond Glitter to her dress, and the edges of her holly wings.  My papers are from last year, and I cannot be sure what they are.  My flower is from Wild Orchid Crafts and the Snowflake is a Cuttlebug Die, which I have dipped in Twinklets and glitter.

I am entering this for the following challenges:

• Craft your Passion - Anything goes
• Creative Card Crew - Anything Goes
• A Spoonful of Sugar - Christmas card
• Stampavie and More - Christmas
• Cooking it up with Katie - Layer me a red Christmas
• Some Odd Girl - make it Uber Girly

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