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If you follow this blog, you may remember my odd Sand Dollar Shaker Card, which remains one of my personal favorite projects. It's just too much fun. This kind of card has been popular for some time (Mom's taken several classes and made gorgeous ones), and Natacha at CardScrapper recently posted a great tutorial. So when I found myself with a pile of teensy hearts I gathered from the scraps made by my heart-themed border punch, I knew just what to do with them!
Sentiment digi stamp: You make my life sparkle by TLC CreationsInspiration:
PaperPlay Challenge Week 6: Hearts & Flowers but not Valentine
Cute Card Thursdays Challenge #151: Hearts & Flowers
Supplies: Recollections, Hammermill, and Core'dinations cardstocks, textured and vintage flower double-sided papers by the Paper Studio (I think), Cricut & SCAL, ZipDry glue, pop-dots, Fiskars papercutter, HP printer & ink, Recollections border punch, Crop-O-Dile II, brad from Oriental Trading Co., CelebrateIt! ribbon, Hero Arts gemstone flowers, Copic Ciao marker RV29, Sakura and Elmer's gel pens
A beautiful card! Thanks for joining in at Paper Play this week. Hope to see you again soon.
ReplyDeleteAlicia xx
Gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Paper Play for our "hearts & flowers but not Valentine" challenge
hugs Mandy xx
Absolutely vibrant, so sweet, so different,,,,,very well done my friend ,,,,,,,congratulations
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card~!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job.
Paulette