School Valentine

 

Hey, Valentine!!  Do you have your Valentine's Day cards done yet?

Hey ValentineThis card was made by Team Member Maria.  I think this layout is great – something completely different.  She used the Hey Valentine stamp set.  The base of the card is Real Red with layers of Stacked with Love DSP and Whisper White for the inside and the stamped image.  She added a few color highlights with the Real Red Marker.  Don't forget to check out the eyes on the one with glasses — she colored tiny pearls with the Cherry Cobbler Blendabilities — adorable.  Nice job Maria!!!

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What’s Up From the Herd

I told you I love this From the Herd stamp set.  This card was designed by my sister and upline, Tina.  I think this card is hilarous — kind of reminds my of the camel — hey Mike, what day is it…..  What's Up from the herdThe base of the card is Soft Sky.  They stamped the "herd" and colored with with markers.  She adhered the stamped piece to a film piece that was cut using the On Film Thinlits.  She stamped the Snapshot stamp and colored with markers and then cut out by hand.  I just love this card.

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You Are Amazing

The Painted Petals stamp set from the Occasions Catalog is such a great set.  You can make very elegant cards very quick.  There is matching designer paper that is gorgeous.Painted PetalsThis card has lots of texture.  The base is Blackberry Bliss with a layer of Whisper White that has been embossed with the Perfect Dots embossing folder.  The flowers were stamped on Whisper White with Blackberry Bliss, Hello Honey and Pear Pizzazz inks.  After you stamp the flowers run that piece through the Perfect Dots embossing folder too.  The ribbon is from the Occassions Catalog too -  Hello Honey Quilted Cotton Ribbon.  The words — You Are Amazingly Amazing is stamp with Blackberry Bliss ink and punched out with the Decorative Label punch — also added a piece of Blackberry Bliss cardstock behind the words — just punch with the Decorative Label punch — cut in half and adhere to the back of the words.

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