Sealed with Love Framed Art

Oh My Goodness — I love today's project.

Last month I was planning a class using the
Sealed with Love stamp set. 
I figured I would make cards and treat holders
for Valentine's Day…….
Well, that same day a stamping friend, Dawn Bourgette,
shared a framed art piece she was doing using this
stamp set and coordinating Love Notes framelits.
I knew right then that I "had" to do this for my class.
Dawn gave me permission to use her project.
I started playing with both the stamp set and the
framelits and switched my framed art up a bit
from Dawn's and I absolutely love it.
Thanks Dawn for the inspiration.
Sealed with Love Framed Art
We definitely did a LOT of cutting at class.
Not a lot of supplies used –Real Red, Black, Whisper White
and the Sending Love designer paper pack were the
staples for the artwork.

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Timeless Tags

I love when a product surprises me.
When you see a flower framelit — you visualize
what the cut out item looks like.
Well the Timeless Tags Thinlit surprised me.
It’s an item that is a little lost in the Occasions Catalog
but when found is a real treat.

One of the thinlits is a little arc of flowers.
Truly it is hard to image exactly what it will look like
when cut out.
Check out this great card featuring the
beautiful arc of flowers.
Timeless Tags
Look at how pretty the arc is — and……
it’s not flowers it’s leaves.
We just had to stamp the pretty little flower
from That’s the Tag stamp set,
color it using a Blender Pen and ink pads
(Pear Pizzazz and Sweet Sugarplum)
and then cut it out using the thinlits.

The color combination is pulled from the
Succulent Garden designer paper which is
added to the card.

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Mediterranean Moments — City Street

One last Mediterranean Moment card for now.

This is my favorite.  I love this city scene.
There is so much detail going on.
Mediterean Moments
Card Base — Cajun Craze — 4 1/4″ x 11″
Old Olive — 3 1/2″ x4 3/4″
Black — 3 1/4″ x 4 1/2″
Watercolor Paper — 3″ x 4 1/4″
Stamp with Stazon Ink
now have fun with your Watercolor Pencils
start out light and add more color in the shadows
use the Blender Pen as you go to blend the color

Don’t you love the lamp light — it really looks like it is glowing.

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