It's Tuesday...that means we've shaken off the dreaded Monday and are onto the fun of the week, right? Excellent! How about I share with you another card I made with some fabulous Great Impressions Stamps? Okay...
I've made another Valentine's Day card using the following stamps:
E859S Forever Yours,
A54S Hearts & Dots, and
A78S Hugs & Kisses. For this card I used papers from Jillibean Soup/Dutch Mustard Soup (which I've had forever), the main panel/wave panel is cut with a frame from Craftin' Desert Divas, and the heart is from SU!. I also used Illuminate smooch on each of the solid hearts on the top layer of the card. I LOVE the new to me Forever Yours stamp as it is exactly how I feel about my hubby!
Inside is just a little bit of patterned paper that was left from the main panel and plenty of room to write a sappy message. *wink, wink*
I would love for you to come and join our monthly challenge. If you use a stamp from the Great Impressions online store, please link it up in our Customer Gallery, too!
I'm entering this card in the following challenges:
Sketch Saturday - Sketch
Cut It Up: Use a heart
Aud Senitments Challenge Blog: Anything goes and a sentiment
6 comments:
I LOVE the colors you used for this card! Looks very retro!
Thanks for joining us at Cut it Up for our Love is in the Air challenge!
Evelyn
http://mylittlecraftblog.wordpress.com
This is a fabulous masculine color scheme, Lorie! I adore the fun patterned paper you used AND created! HUGS! :) Mynn xx
What a fabulous card!! Love the papers you used!!! Thanks for joining us at Cut it Up challenge!
Gerda
http://cardscreations.blogspot.com
Lorie, this is adorable! Fun colors and cute design Love the pattern paper hearts and the sentiment is perfect!
Sherrie K
very nice - love the colors.
Thanks for joining us at Sketch Saturday!
Hugs, Alica :)
What a great card! I love your color choices and fun layout. Thanks for joining us at Aud Sentiments for our “Anything Goes” Challenge; I hope to see your work in our future challenges too!
Jennifer, DT
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