Birthday Wishes

This fun card was made using the stack of birthday presents by Outlines Rubber Stamps and colored with Prisma pencils. IRL the prisma pencil colors match the cardstock! Sorry for thie mismatch here. The sentiment is by Amuse (one of my fav companies for sentiments) and all cardstock is by SU!

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The Last of the Valentines....

These are my last 2 valentines I made this year. Love this Inkadinkadoo (have I said before how much I love saying that fun name!???) heart stamp, QuicKutz heart die and Sizzix embossing folder. Yes! Sizzix now has wonderful A2 embossing folders that are a wee bit bigger than the Cuttlebug A2 embossing folders and fit an A2 card really well. Can't remember who makes the red dotted paper, and used the Nesties long scalloped rectangle die for the scallops around the stamped heart.

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More Valentines....

Here are some more Valentine's I made recently along with a decorated mailbox that I picked up from Target in the $1 spot.

Happy Valentine's Day, John!

This is the Valentine card I made for John. The heart shape cutout is a nestability with strips of coordinating paper to create this Iris Folded design. Much thanks to Beth of my Ink Blots group for teaching me how to do this....I LOVE the card, and so did John.

PTI Friends 'til the End Challenge

Another day, another PTI anniversary challenge! This challenge requires making a card to celebrate friendship. This card is for my very good friend, Colleen, my kindred spirit.

Image by Hero Arts and sentiment by Inkadinkadoo (love that name!). Image & sentiment colored with Marvy brush markers. Cardstock by SU!

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Carol

Over the Rainbow Color Challenge at PTI

Yeah! My actual FIRST post of one of my cards! And it is dedicated to Papertrey Ink's Over the Rainbow Color Challenge. I used the 4 PTI colors of Ocean Tides, Summer Sunrise, Ripe Avocado and Pure Poppy (thanks, Colleen!) along with Penny Black's 'Party Perch', and sentiment from Morning Star.

Many thanks to my great friend, Colleen, for helping me get my blog up and going!

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Carol