Hello Everyone
Claire here again today to share my final project with you all for this week featuring the JillyBean Soup: Heart Healthy Red Bean Soup Collection.
So here is another Valentine's Day card I created:
I started by cutting some of the 'XOXO' paper and some of the 'Hearts' paper to size for my 5x7 card blank. I pierced around the edges of both pieces and inked around the edges with Vintage Photo distress ink. I then punched the doily border along the bottom edge of the 'XOXO' paper using a Xcut border punch.
I then die cut the hearts from the 'hearts' paper, attached a tiny ribbon hook to each one and threaded them onto the string of mini pearls. I added them to the card using foam pads and glossy accents to keep the pearl string in place. I then added the cream ribbon around the card, tied in a bow and added two heart hat pins which came with the kit this month.
Lucy will be back on Monday to share her makes with you all and don't forget that you can win the stamps, ink and embossing powder we've all been playing with - all you need to do is leave a comment on the blog and one lucky person will be selected at random!
Thanks for joining me this week!
Claire xx
10 comments:
Great card, love the hearts hanging from the string of pearls xx
Beautiful makes all week Clare but I think this one is my favourite. Love the hearts corresponding to the dp at the bottom.
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Lesley Xx
I do love your card Claire, very contemporary yet vintage look. Beautiful papers & colours:-) xxx
Love the idea of the hanging heart! Lovely last project Claire!
Beautiful make, love the colour scheme and the clever hearts banner.
Love the concept of "washing line of hearts " gorgeous cards. X
What a beautiful card, Claire. I love the use of the pearl trim with the hearts hanging from it!
Lucy x
I love the composition. The string of hearts is beautiful. Julie Ann xxx
So cute - love your heart bunting!
Alison x
Oh my this card is really beautiful, and I just love how the hearts are added to the tiny pearlstring like this. It looks awesome, and the papers are so beautiful too.
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