Sending hearts and love

Add hearts to your card and send with love.

 

card recipe:
card stock ~ blue, pink
tissue paper
vlv rubber stamps stamps ~ cluster of hearts
rubber stamp ~ handmade
su stampin' pad ~ cameo coral
clear sensation cutting dies + clear stamps
clear stamp ~ hug in heart
ribbon

Handmade embellishments swap May

Materials:
designer card stock
printer paper
printer
sewing machine
buttons
eyelets

DIY embellishments ~ second 12 pcs

Materials:
card stock ~ orange, red
paper ~ black
designer card stock
designer paper
George basic shapes cartridge ~ flower, hearts
Accent essentials cartridge
Art philosophy cartridge
Artbooking cartridge
Cuttlebug cutting dies
Sizzix sizzlits cutting dies ~ button set
Sizzix sizzlits cutting dies ~ doodle dies flower set
Whiff of joy cutting dies
paper punch ~ flower
thread
washi glitter tape
rhine stones

Card Challenges

A moment for a challenge. This card was so much fun, that I created a second one. For the second card I used the other side of the designer paper. The designer paper is 12x12" double sided and from the Mix & Match "Victorian roses" design pad. It is so nice that I could use both sides of the paper, because of the coordinating colours. I didn't have to look and search (pffff...) for coordinating card stock and that saved  me a lot of time;)

I was to quick to make pictures, since I still had to add paper flowers to the cards:))

These are the finished cards with the paper flowers. In the middle of the paper flowers you can see a brad holding the flowers together. The flowers are cut using my cricut expression using the George basic shapes cartridge.

Measurements of the flowers: 3/4, 1 and 1 1/4". I cut three straight from the machine and for the rest I've used CCR, because I wanted to use all scrap paper from the sheet. But then I didn't have any more scrap paper from the designer card stock left and I didn't want to cut another sheet. What I did was using white card stock, also scrap paper, for the rest of the flowers. No small pieces of card stock left. The card still is cute! Smart, eh;-)

The greeting is a rubber stamp from Rubbernecker and the greeting on the inside of the card is a rubber stamp from Whiff of joy.

Greeting: rubber stamp from Whiff of joy.

The same goes for the second card. Both greetings are from Whiff of joy. Love these cards; they are so cute. And I didn't need a lot of material to make them.

Card making challenge #26

Using George basic shapes for the hearts, die cuts, card stock, designer card stock and a Whiff of joy greeting (rubber stamp). For the envelope I used an acrylic stamp.

Card sketch

 

 

My version of this sketch.

SWL ~ Art Journal Page #8 ~ December

 

Theme: What does December mean to you?
For Tessa, group Sealed with love.

Used:
designer paper
felt die cuts
Viva Las Vegas rubber stamp
A Child's Year - sentiment
George and basic shapes - hearts
Stampin' Up markers - red blue
ribbon
glitter

Butterfly shaped card

Freestyle (Card_crafts) for Sharon.

Sentiment from Whiff of joy