I found design #146 at Atlantic Heart Sketch, and decided to make a Valentine for my sister. I found this sweet vintage paper in a partially used paper pack at the thrift store, and die cut three hearts. I stamped then embossed the off white piece, and ran the paper through a second time without the folder to flatten out the pattern a bit.
Can you believe in 1997 Stampin Up had foam stamps?! Yup, and I think they should go back to selling them as an option. They work well, and they're a cheap alternative. I added a little gold locket (reminiscent of childhood as well) to the center of the heart and my card is complete.
9 comments:
Awww such a sweet card. Your sister is going to love it. Thanks for playing at AHSC this week!!
Love your vintage look! The embossed textures are very nice. Never thought of running through again to flatten - great tip! Thank you for sharing at Atlantic Hearts this week.
What a lovely card, it makes me nostalgic for special moments in my grandmother's kitchen. Thanks for making me smile and for sharing with us this week at AHSC.
LOVE the red accents and the vintage-y feel of this card. It's beautiful. The golden heart accent is awesome. :) TY for being a part of things at Atlantic Hearts this week! ~ Ali (AHSC DT member).
Beautiful card. You really nailed that vintage look. The locket is a wonderful touch.
Sharon xx
Such a cute card! I love the hearts! Thanks for playing at AHSC!!!
Super pretty! I love the little girls, so cute! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC)!
Brandi R
DT member AHSC
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This is adorable, and I love the subtle embossing! Thanks for joining us at AHSC.
Beautiful! Love that vintage paper and the gold heart is the perfect touch... thanks for playing along at Atlantic Hearts this week!
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