Good morning, crafty friends.
Well, the count-down to the next-busiest card-giving season of the year is ON!
And the Dynamic Duos challenge has a great colour combo to play with for Valentine's Day cards:
I used a retired red from Close to My Heart, Tulip, along with Lagoon, and lots of white as an accent.
I've been working on Valentine's cards for the up-coming workshop I'll be running with the Recreations Therapists, for the patients at the Rehabilitation Centre where I work. I shamelessly CASEd a card by fellow DT member, Angel Johns, HERE. Loved your card, Angel! The patients will have a great time making her design their own, too.
I love how she attached the doily with some washi tape, and that upgoing pattern of cupid's arrows.
I used several new Valentine's products from Paper Smooches, Lovestruck, Sweet Hearts and the Heart Dies. I also used some papers available in the new Close To My Heart Idea Book.
Couldn't resist a shot of Smooch Spritz and some sparkly red bling. Plus accenting the little heart die-cuts with some Liquid Glass.
Finally, a big loopy bow of red jute and a dash of Wink of Stella glitter pen.
So! Time to check out the bright and cheery cards by my Dynamic team-mates:
Hope to see YOUR project at the Dynamic Duos this week!
Happy weekend and happy crafting,
Caroline
Awe! How awesome to see your post. I am honored that you liked my card and want to share it with others. Yours turned out just as beautiful! I love the banners that you added! I know they will have so much fun. Happy Valentines Day!!
ReplyDeleteSo so pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the cute heart and banners embellishment.
ReplyDeleteLove the doily, washi, embellishment combination! This is a great card and tulip was one of my favorite colors. I was so sad when they retired it!
ReplyDeleteOn my gosh! This is so pretty! I love everything about this beautiful Valentine! Send it to me! Tee-hee!
ReplyDeleteLove what you've done...all the details are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the texture Caroline!
ReplyDeleteSo many eat details of texture that draw a viewer in- love the twine bow behind the heart!
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