Love

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I'm back!!!!

After a long absence, I am ready to post a few of my latest cards.

First, one inspired by a dear friend whose full of wisdom posts on facebook always make my day, 

"Some see a weed, some see a wish"

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And here again, just on time for the Christmas season that starts the day after Halloween, a card that puts in perspective what the Holiday Season is all about

"Holiday to do list"

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This one is inspired by an old card of mine (# 136, Nov 28 20211), with so many possible uses,

"You make me smile"

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This following card started actually as a mini card that I would put on top of gifts and chocolate boxes. I just love the message there and chose to make full size cards that could be used for New Year, birthdays, or else...

"May you have love..."

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The card I used for the past Valentine's day, made with my Silhouette:

"Hearts everywhere"

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Another Christmas Tree message (cf my #48 of Nov 10, 2011).

It is a lot of fun to play with fonts and create those...

"When you choose Joy"

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Absolutely in Love

A printed card that took no tools but a lot of time in formatting... 

I learnt as I went...

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Three Pearls of Wisdom

Three little pearls of wisdom, as sayings that really make sense...

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Now this one, although many a person might think of someone this card might benefit, it will be a little tricky to use, unless you don't sign the card...

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Until next time...

Filled with Love

Filled...

... with love

Ever since I found that Mason Jar stamp, I have been thinking of the best way to use it in a card.

A jar. A jar is filled with something. Jam. Sweet things.

OK, let's filled mine with love.

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After the Scrapbook fair last week end, I came back with a load-ful of embossing folders, that I also was dying  to use.

I run the silver card stock through my cuttlebug in a Chevron Cuttlebug embossing folder. I was trying to match the silver ink I used with my Mason Jar INKADINKADO stamp.

I first stamped the image on vellum, then embossed it with a Heart cuttlebug embossing folder.

I then added a yellow card stock that I trimmed just a little bigger than the jar itself.

The labels is from Kaiser Scrapbook and the sentiment is a tiny one from Sparkle n' Sprinkle.

I finished the card with a yellow baking twine, I cannot get enough of those...

Until next time....

Love

Love.

Another simple card: I run the white card stock in a cuttlebug embossing folder, added a red punched heart and a "love" sticker.

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Until next time.

LOVE

LOVE.

A 4bar mini card for a change.

I wanted to use this new Love die cut I found at the Scrapbook fair: I punched it on a white card stock, rounded two corners, and matted it on silver with a tiffany blue piece of paper peeking under the love openings.

I added a blue ribbon that I secured with a silver thread tied in a bow.

I also rounded one of the corner of the linen card itself.

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Until next time.

Love Note with Key

Love Note with Key.

I made the envelope in scoring diagonally a rectangle in red shiny paper.

I then punched a double heart in the middle with an EK Success punch and added the red heart in the middle.

I used a stamp with no name for the key, cut it our and tied it with a piece of rope around the envelope.

The envelop is propped up with dimensionals.

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Until next time.

Love, Sing, Live

Love, Sing, Live...

It has to be the most known and widely used quote out there...

I made those quick and multi purpose cards in a cinch.

I printed them with two different fonts, then added a stamped image, (bumble bee from the Rubber Cafe or a rose from Sparkle'n Sprinkle Thanks a Bunch set), colored with my Copic makers the rose petals and the stripes of the bumble bee, and finished it of with a little Splendor ink sponged on the important words.

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Until next time.

Dance, Love, Sing, Live

Dance, Love, Sing, Live

That must be the most known quote out there.

I printed it on vellum and stamped a piece of music sheet on the card stock below.

I then sponged a little blue on the most important words of the quote.

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Until next time.