Showing posts with label CTMH -D1548 Whoo's Your Valentine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CTMH -D1548 Whoo's Your Valentine. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Everyday is an adventure...

I signed up to host one of the challenges this month over at Inspired to Scrap . Since February is the month of love I want you to:
scrap about someone or something that you love
it needs to have 4 squares - these can be paper or photos or both
3 round embellishments
at least 2 mixed alphas
at least 1 heart somewhere on the layout, and
paper strips - these can be journaling strips or strips of paper.
Here is what I came up with:

supplies used: Love Note 6x6 paper pad - Fancy Pants, cardstock - CTMH, stamps - D1548 Whoo's Your Valentine, D1472 Simple Memories, D1495 You & Me, It's Your Day CC1020 - CTMH. scalloped border punch - EK Success, alpha stickers - October Afternoon
 
In January, Scott and I celebrated our 23rd anniversary. Gosh, I can't believe it's been that long! A lot of things have happened in those 23 years which makes the title oh so true - Every day is an adventure with you!
I found this sketch from Heather over at Scrappy Sketches. I used the Love Note 6x6 paper pad from Fancy Pants for the squares, stamped some hearts and that cute little owl on some circles for my round embellishments, my title is a mix of a stamp and some letter stickers, and my strips are my journaling strips.  If you have time and want to play along, come on over to Inspired to Scrap and check it out. There's always something fun going on!

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Week 4 Card Challenge

 
Here is my week 4 card for the 52 week card challenge over at Scrappin'-N-Chattin'. The challenge this week was to use red, white and pink and make a Valentine card. I used Crate Paper's Fourteen 6x6 pad for the base(love, love, love this paper), embossed a piece of white cardstock with Doodle Hearts embossing folder from The Paper Studio and matted it on a piece of red cardstock, stamped the sentiment with D1548 - Whoo's Your Valentine from CTMH, wrapped a ribbon around the front and it was done. Seriously didn't take longer than 15 minutes once I figured out which piece of paper I was going to use for the base. I love it when that happens!