Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Another heart, for Thursday!
Some of these cards are a little repetitive, I never realized I had used a doily with so many. The sunburst is made from clay - one segment has broken off. I can't remember how I made this but it looks like I laid lace on top of the clay and rolled over it to get the texture. This card has a lot of dimension, but looks a lot flatter on screen.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Valentine's Card for Monday.
The center cupid comes from a Victoriana Calendar.
I saw a heart of roses in one of my magazines and used it as the base of this card. I lifted the center heart higher than normal, so that silk roses would fit underneath and peak out. I bet if I sent him this again this year, he wouldn't remember it!
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Wallpaper book used for Valentine's cards.
A similar doily design to the previous one. These cards are about 8" x 10" and I found a wallpaper book to cut up for this one. The frame was sprayed and covered with lace - also sprayed with silver. I used thin foam strips to lift different areas this time. This was before Scrapbooking, or the Internet to find papers of the right color or weight and I remember having the background papers all lined up so I could go over them with a roller and paint. I think I cut up gift boxes for these. Today I'm thankful for Bazzil's 500 colors and 7 textures.
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Valentine,
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Getting ready for Valentine's Day
I don't think the I can print the image above that I made in Photoshop. I want to make Valentine cards for all the family and friends who didn't receive a Christmas card from us this year. I was too busy, and it just didn't feel right sending happy cards after loosing a sister and sister-in-law last year, so the Valentine's cards will be to honor them.
Note: Feb 10, I ended up printing this smaller than its 12 inches and with a little Stickles, it turned out to be a very nice card.
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