Happy Wednesday! I have a card to share today using the new inspiration photo from The Card Concept Challenge.
A new challenge starts today at
The Card Concept blog! The theme is Be Mine Valentine! Hope you can join us and play along.
I was inspired by the frames, colors, hearts, and dots. I created a clean and layered styled card.
I started with some select white card stock. I stamped the heart framed image from Simon Says Stamps Window Frames stamp set using Memento Tuxedo black ink. I colored the hearts with Copic Markers. I added tiny white dots using my 8mm Sakura white gel pen. I die cut the Trio Window die from the center. I cut extra squares as well. I added foam tape to the back and popped up onto a true black panel. I used a MFT Blueprints 23 for the center panel and pure poppy scalloped edges.
I started with some select white card stock. I stamped the heart framed image from Simon Says Stamps Window Frames stamp set using Memento Tuxedo black ink. I colored the hearts with Copic Markers. I added tiny white dots using my 8mm Sakura white gel pen. I die cut the Trio Window die from the center. I cut extra squares as well. I added foam tape to the back and popped up onto a true black panel. I used a MFT Blueprints 23 for the center panel and pure poppy scalloped edges.
I added a white square into the frames using Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. I layered two squares together to create some stability and used MFT Dot Negative Alphabet dies to create the true black letters for the sentiment. I popped up each square with more foam tape and turn each square for added whimsy and dimension. I finished the card with a few clear sequins.
Here is a list of many of the products I generally
use every time I make a card.
As always thanks so much for stopping by!
This is such a sweet Valentine card! Those white polka-dots really make your hearts "pop!"
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I love the scrabble-style tiles and I can't believe you added all those little polka dots to your hearts! Sweet!
ReplyDeleteStriking card, Betty! I always enjoy your work!
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