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Showing posts with label Valentine Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentine Cards. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Valentine Cards

Here are two Valentine Cards I made for Nina and Ian.  



For Nina's card, my hearts were cut using my ScanNCut machine.  Cuttlebug embossing folder was used.  Very easy and quick card.


For Ian's card, my heart shaped card was done using my ScanNCut machine with the online Canvas site.  This allowed me to weld the two hearts.  Though this can be done with just the machine, I like using the computer for designed work.  My little robot guy is a pre-set design within the ScanNCut.  I added the heart!

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

HoneyBee Showcase 1-26

What a fun technique I just learned!!..Thank you to Tori for showing us how to do any easy silhouette on Betty Bees Buzz Motivation Monday.

I found a Christmas photo of Ian and mom puckering up to kiss.  How perfect!!  After cutting out the two heads, I pained them with Americana Deco Art acrylic paint.  So easy!!!  After it was dried, I then painted in the opposite direction. 



Head over to Betty Bees Buzz to see what our design team has to share with you and give it a try!!..We would love to see you Silhouette!

Friday, January 15, 2010

Card Challege at Have Your Way With Paper

Here is a card I made for January's card challenge at Have Your Way With Paper.  As moderator for the Card Forum, I chose to make this challenge 'hearts'.  Your card can be for any occasion, but must show hearts.

My hearts are chipboard sprayed with Glitter Mist.  I used Tim Holtz distressing ink to give my card a vintage look. 

Stop by Have Your Way With Paper and take my January card challenge!!

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Valentine Day Card

This is a card I did for my Card Challenge at www.haveyourwaywithpaper.com. Using a large silk flower, I folded it a few times to give it a different look. Wire ribbon was used for the stem. Cuttlebug dies were used for the hearts