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The first project I have for you is a card that uses two sets, Groovy Love, and That’s the Ticket, these sets are both in the Idea Book so you may have overlooked them with all the Occasions catalog excited. I started with Soft Suede for the cardbase and then added a piece of Whisper White cardstock that I used the Hearts and Stars Masks and Real Red ink to sponge the hearts on the cardstock. Next I added a couple of flags using the Stacked with Love Designer Series Paper. For the heart I started by stamping the outline heart from the Groovy Love stamp set with Versamark Ink on Brushed Gold Cardstock and then heat embossed it with the Heat Tool and Black Embossing Powder and then punched it out with the 2” Circle Punch. The heart is from the same stamp set and was stamped on Calypso Coral cardstock with Memento Ink (you could also heat emboss this if you wanted) and punched it out with the Sweetheart Punch and attached it to the circle with dimensionals. A double bow tied with Basic Black Baker’s Twine is a perfect accent.
The
greeting is from the That’s the Ticket
stamp set and was stamped with Memento
Ink on Soft Suede cardstock and then punched out with the Ticket Builder Punch. Of course I needed an extra shot of bling so
I added a small heart that was punched out of Gold Glimmer Paper using the punch from the Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack and attached it with dimensionals
You
know how much fun I have with gifts so I had to make a cute little container
for Aidan’s Valentine’s Treats. I
started with the Hamburger Bigz Die and
my Big Shot which made this box super
easy. I used Tombow Liquid glue on all the corners to make the box hold it’s
shape. Next I added a piece of DSP once
again using the Stacked with Love
Designer Series Paper Stack and then tied a bow around the box using some Silver Satin Ribbon. The tag for the box is uses the Groovy Love set again for the heart
(stamped this time in Basic Gray ink) and the greeting is from the Snuggles and Smootches Photopolyer
stamp set. I tied the whole tag around
my ribbon using some more of the Basic
Black Baker’s Twine.
These
projects turned out so cute and I’m still having so much fun playing with all
the great love and heart themed products we have but I’m going to have move on
soon (until I start thinking about anniversaries).
Below
are easy ordering links for the products used on today’s projects:
Blog Hop Participant List:
- Jennifer C. at Happy 2 Scrap 4 Life
- Jennifer G. at Jenny G Paper Crafts
- Laura at Crafty Chicks Creating
- Diana at Stampin Fun with Diana
- Kathy at Katrina P's Creative Corner
- Darcy at Dj's Stampin Place
- Cynthia at Ink-A-Doodle Creations
- Melissa at Stamp Doc
- Shellie at Craft Smashup
- Breelin at Craft-Somnia Momma
- Heidi at Stuck on Stampin'
- Kim at Stamping with Kim
- Tonya at Stampin' with Tonya
Enjoy and have a great day,
Diana
Great projects Diana!! Your cute hamburger box reminds me that I need to pull mine out again!
ReplyDeleteBoth your projects turned out so cute. Just love the hamburger box. I need to use this way more than I do! Thanks for sharing your awesome projects
ReplyDeleteI love your color combos and I also need to bust out the hamburger box die more often!
ReplyDeleteYour Hamburger box looks adorable!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I have always wanted that Groovy Love stamp set! It's super cute and so are your projects!
ReplyDeleteReally awesome projects! I love that you used the hearts mask....it's one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this card. It's gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteYour card has so many fun elements using a variety of stamps and paper! The hamburger box is adorable and I really love the simplistic top with the hearts and tied with a bow. Cute sentiment, too!
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