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Old 01-12-2005, 01:06 AM   #11
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Thanks for sharing your experience Melinda. I too think however that it is too soon to tell. Like anything else, persistence yields results.
I just got my cards back today from overnightprints. They look very nice, but for those of you concerned about color (that would be all of you painters), it is not exact. My nice burgundy panels came out more of a velvety chocolate. They still look quite nice and I am not that concerned about color. How did yours turn out Mary?
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