Hi everyone, it's Cindy from Cindy's Creations with today's Canadian Thanksgiving card. 

Stop by my blog to see how I put this one together.  Tomorrow Shelley is back and starting the week of with a new theme so be sure to stop in.

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Canadian Thanksgiving

It is that time of year already.... Harvests are coming in, and families are getting back to the daily routine of life. I hope my card helps celebrate that!

I've even got a saying for the inside! (For those who follow my cards, you know most of my cards have blank insides…  Check out my blog at Garden's Crafts 'n' More for more info.

 

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Give Thanks

 Hi you all, Tina from Tina's Scrap Corner here with you today. This card reminds me of why their is the Canadian Thanksgiving, giving thanks to the harvest of the year.

Check out how this card was made over at my blog. Stop back tomorrow and see Shelley Bordeleau has created.

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For Our CANADIAN Neighbors

We're celebrating Thanksgiving a bit early on behalf of our neighbors up north, whose Thanksgiving falls a month earlier than in the States.  I kept it very simple, especially for our friends who might be very new to cardmaking.

Head over to Creative Genie-ous to see just how easy this card was to put together.  And be sure to check in here tomorrow to see what Tina has designed for you.

'Til next time.....
CHRISTINE

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a season for love, A Season For Thanks . . .

Hi everyone, it's Cindy from Cindy's Creations with another Canadian Thanksgiving card. 

To see how I made my card please stop over at my blog, Cindy's Creations.  Tomorrow Christine Patton will be here to inspire you.  Remember you have all month to enter our Challenges, just click on the tab at the top see what they are.

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Canadian Thanksgiving

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving continues today. Hi, it is Shirley Ross, sharing my Canadian creation. It was interesting to see how closely our Thanksgiving cards were. I hope I did it justice.

 Please check out my blog, Mom 'n Me Scrap to learn more about this card.

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I am looking forward to sharing a cute kiddie card tomorrow.

Harvest Time

If you've been following the blog this week, you know that we're offering designs for our northern neighbors in Canada for Thanksgiving.  Being largely a celebration of the harvest, that is the theme I've used for my card.

Please join me, Christine, at the Creative Genie-ous for the details on this card.  Be sure to stop by tomorrow and visit with Shirley for awhile.  She's sure to have something lovely for you.

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Gratitude-Canadian Thanksgiving

Good Morning and I'm in awe of all the cards made this week they have been fabulous! Hi I'm your designer of the day, Tina from Tina's Scrap Corner. My card was made during a local Close to my Heart class.

Canadian Thanksgiving from what I read is thanking God for the harvest. The colors of this card are perfect for autumn and the stamp set is perfect for this theme. All pieces of this card is from Close to My Heart product line. To find out the recipe and the inside sentiment you'll have to go over to my blog. Have a fantastic day and stop tomorrow and see Christine has in store for you.
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Canadian Thanksgiving

Hello!  I just wanted to introduce myself as a new member of this wonderful crafty group of ladies.  My first project for this group is a card to celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving.

Canadian Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday in October to give thanks to the close of the harvest season.  They have been celebrating this holiday since 1957, when the Canadian Parliament proclaimed:

"A Day of General Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest with which Canada has been blessed – to be observed on the 2nd Monday in October."

If you would like to learn a little more about Canadian Thanksgiving, click on this link here.

My in-laws are actually from Canada so it was interesting to learn a little about this  holiday from their country.

Here are two cards I made in celebration of this holiday:

If you would like to learn more about how I made these cards, you can check out my post on my blog Love 2 Create.

I'm really looking forward to being a part of this crafty team of ladies.  

Have a wonderfully crafty day!

Lucy 

"Give Thanks"

Hello!  Cindy here from THE CREATIVE POINTE with a card to kick off this week's theme:  Canadian Thanksgiving.  This card features a digital stamp that I colored using the colored pencil and gamsol technique.  Click over to my blog for details on this as well as the rest of the details on this colorful card.