Be Mine

 

 Be Mine
This card is full of hearts.  I used the You Plus Me stamp set and the Stacked with Love DSP.  I punched the heart border at the top using the Confetti Heart Punch — don't throw away those little hearts, they get glued on later.  I used the Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder to add some texture.  The black and white hearts are cut out using the Hearts Collection Framelits.  I stamped the Be Mine using Black Stazon and trimmed the edges to make the banner.  I punched out two arrows using the What's Up? punch and layers under the white heart.  Last I glued some of the Confetti Hearts to the front of the card.

 

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Twitterpated Valentine

 

Since February is here it's time to start showing those Valentine Cards.  I have had a lot of fun with the Valentine stamp sets this year — there are some great ones.
Twitterpated
This card uses the You Plus Me stamp set, the Stacked with Love DSP and the Happy Hearts Embossing Folder.  Such a great coordination of products.  I kept the colors very traditional Real Red, Basic Black and Whisper White.  The "twitterpated" image was stamped with VersaMark ink and heat embossed with White embossing powder.

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Right-Tighty, Lefty-Lousey

When I first saw the Occasions Catalog one of the stamp sets I knew that I "didn't need" was the Guy Greetings stamp set.  Now, I know we all need masculine cards but this set did nothing for me.  Then I started to see samples with this set and I knew that I "needed" to order it.  I started playing with it and now I LOVE it.

Righty TightyThe base of the card is Night of Navy with a layer of Smoky Slate that I stamped "grease splotches" using the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set.  I added the "Righty-Tighty, Lefty-Loosey" words wit Night of Navy ink.
This card has a fun fold — when you open the card here's the layer you see next.
Righty Tighty 1st layerThen open that middle section for the greeting.
Righty Tighty InsideI added more oil splotches and a row of tools to coordinate the whole card together.

I like this stamp set so much it may be next month's Stamp of the Month Class — we'll have to see.

 

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