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Ok, so I took my inspiration from the yummy picture. I am out of sushi rub-ons and I'm kind of not sure what some of my other rub-ons are from THIS set. Teehee! But I do know that I can't eat sushi without some soy sauce. I mean, I can eat some rolls without it but just plain sashimi and maki rolls, I need soy sauce for.
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I colored my little soy sauce bottle with Copics, but I flat colored. :( I was tired, what can I say? The paper is Basic Grey. The ribbon is from May Arts. The punch I used is from Fiskars. The image and sentiment (shoyu means soy sauce in Japanese) come from the Deliciously Kawaii rub-on set by EAD Designs for Torendi.
Have a wonderful Sunday everyone!
Love you take on this challenge. This is just so adorable.
ReplyDeletecute cute!
ReplyDeleteYou can always ask or I did a blog post here about the rub-ons :)
http://torendi.blogspot.com/2010/01/lost-in-translation-giveaway.html
So cute! Now you've got me craving sushi! *lol*
ReplyDeleteAdorable! You go girl!
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