Saturday, 23 January 2016

Love is in the air

Even if you did not have a calender and had no idea of month it is, the crafting world is always full of clues! At the moment everyone is rushing out their valentine themed crafty stuff. This card I made a while ago for the Art By Mi Ran Facebook Challenge but did not get around to sharing it. As I have been busy getting wedding invitations made and not had much time to do anything else I thought I would use it now.

Materials used:SAM_2580(watermarked)
Art by Mi Ran digi stamp - freebie for Decembers progressive challenge
stepper card die
red card

centura pearl card
floral designer paper
small chipboard hearts
gold embossing powder
clear ultra thick embossing powder
acrylic greeting stamp
Copic pens
blending card
Versamark ink pad


Method:
Print out the image onto blending card at the required size and colour with the copics. Fussy cut the image out.


Use the die and the centura pearl card to make the card base. Die cut the narrow panels from the red card and the large front panel from the floral card.  Cut a panel from white card for the back of the card. Attach the panels to the card blank.

Shape the cut out image slightly and attach to front panel with 3d glue gel.

Cover the front of the chipboard hearts with versamark ink and emboss with gold embossing powder. Follow with 2 more layers of clear ultra thick embossing powder. Attach the hearts to the front of the card.

Stamp the greeting onto the front of the card with black ink.

The little chipboard hearts were the 'waste' from a Hunkydory Christmas Book I made a couple of years ago, I knew I'd eventually get around to using them!

Thanks for stopping by. Take care.

Pippa

I would like to enter my card into the following challenges:
Crafting From the Heart #95 - Anything Goes
Craft Your Passion Challenge #295 - Anything Goes
Bunny Zoe's Crafts - January: Hearts
Not Just Cards #28 January - Anything Goes
Where the HeART Is #5 - Anything Goes
Addicted to Stamps and More #177 - Make Your Mark
Create and Inspire #37 - Anything Goes
Inky Chicks #61 - Anything Goes
Word Art Wednesday #218 - Anything Goes
Inspiration Destination #69 - Anything Goes
Little Red Wagon #325 - Fairy Nice
Mod Squad Challenge - Love Is In The Air
A Bit More Time To Craft #12 - Anything Goes
2 Creative Chicks #6 - Anything Goes
Crafts Galore Encore - January
Allsorts Challenge #347 - Valentines Day



 

10 comments:

  1. Wow, your coloring is impeccable Pippa!! Loving the stair-step card fold too. Very cute! :)

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  2. Absolutely gorgeous. I really like how you used the hearts from your stash as embellishments. I have been on a use it up spree so I notice these things at the moment. Thanks for joining my fairy challenge at Little Red Wagon this week.

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  3. What a sweet card. I love how she is sitting on that pretty heart, and I also love your patterned paper. Great design, and great take on the challenge. Thanks so much for playing along with us this week over at
    Mod Squad Challenge .

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  4. A lovely Valentine card Pippa and nice design, many thanks for joining us at Allsorts Challenge this week.

    B x

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  5. love your coloring - thanks for sharing your project at ATSM

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  6. Such a sweet card. Thanks for joining us at 2 Creative Chicks.

    Deanna-DT
    2 Creative Chicks

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  7. A lovely card for Valentine's very cute.
    Helen

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  8. A very lovely card. Great shape.
    Thanks for playing with us at Inspiration Destination.
    xxx Michelle (DT)

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  9. Karen Letchworth31 January 2016 at 00:24

    This is so sweet, Pippa. Thanks so much for stopping by to share your talents wtih us. I'm so grateful for your participation, and I hope that you will join us again soon.
    Blessings,
    Karen
    Word Art Wednesday

    P.S. You're also warmly welcome to join our FUN challenges at CropStop - Anything Goes
    www.cropstop.com/blog

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  10. I love shaped cards and the image you've added is super cute. x

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