Gotta have Butterflies!

How many times lately have I found myself adding a butterfly to my creations? Just seems to work and to be such a gorgeous addition to a card. I'll be posting a stamped butterfly in my next post.

I love this vine print paper and the colors on it and so it was fun to pull out those colors with my cardstocks. Notice the Paper Torn edge using the Core'dinations cardstocks. Paper Tearing is one of the fastest and easiest ways to expose the CORE to the papers.

The butterfly is cut from a piece of Making Memories patterned paper and I cut my little label out and then cut out a coordinating smaller border to it.
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BLESSED card
Materials:
Cardstock –Core Essentials/Core’dinations
Patterned papers – Bloom and Grow Bhemian Vines/My Mind’s Eye
Butterfly cut from Making Memories paper
Rhinestone circle – Heidi Swapp
Apron Lace border punch – Fiskars
Machine sewing
Rub-on greeting – Melissa Frances

Some New Stash and Some Old Stash

One of my most recent purchases is this adorable, girly paper from the Alissa collection by Bo Bunny Press and I just knew that was what I wanted to use on my Card Positioning Systems card for this week.

When I started to use this pink patterned paper, I knew I had to throw a whole bunch of "girly" accents with it. So out also came another brand new purchase, some lacey paper by SEI. The lacey paper comes as one whole piece with rows of different designs of lace and so I cut out one of the rows. I did a little extra accent of a punched row of Apron lace.

The flowers are stickers that go with this Alissa collection of papers. I used them to fit the sketch and made an additional accent with a punched circles of paper and a circle of rhinestones.

This card represents an older piece of paper that was sittting on my desk. I am not even sure why I had it out, but I sat down at my desk to work on a completely different project and as I looked at this paper that I was never all that sure what that print was supposed to be, I saw a layered and fun flower! The print has these circles on it and they are in different sizes so I just cut out three of the sizes. I used a Tonic paper distresser to distress my edges and crumpled the pieces a little bit.

To further the color scheme I used this wonderful red shade of Core'dinations paper. These papers just love the Cuttlebug so I used a swirl embossing plate on it. The card base is another Core'dinations paper that is brown on one side and green on the other. I used the green to mat the red and then sanded the edges of the brown card so you could see the green core, making all of my colors fit together.

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SKETCH 115 – PINK FLOWERS card
Materials:
Cardstock
Patterned paper and flower sticker – Kissable and Twirls/Alissa Collection/Bo Bunny Press
Circle punch – Marvy
Rhinestone circle – Heidi Swapp
Lace paper border – SEI
Fiskars Apron Lace border punchTonic Paper Distresser

HAPPY DREAMS card
Materials:
Cardstock – Core’dinations
Patterned paper – Roxbury/Dearbome Street/Scenic Route
Swirl embossing plate – Cuttlebug
Tonic Paper Distresser and sand paper
Machine sewing
Jewel brad – Recollections
Rub-on greetings – Making Memories

CPS and CHF together

Isn't it funny how quickly we use letters for appreviations!? CPS is Card Positioning Systems blog and CHF is Cornish Heritage Farms stamps. These two groups worked together this week to bring you some crafting goodness. I received the Ornamental Beauty and Ornamental Scrapblock to play with and as usual, I couldn't stop at just one card.

The scrapblock is about 6" square and it is full of great designs. I cut out a portion of that stamped design for the front of my card to fit with the CPS sketch. I used Copic Markers to color in the design.

This beautiful greeting piece is part of the set. I stamped it on white cardstock with black ink, embossed that and then colored it with Copic Markers. It is cut out and attached to the punched out scallop circle. These are added with foam tape for added dimension. Portions of this design were accented with the Diamond Glitter 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip but it is pretty hard to really see that in my photos. That adds just a touch of glitter and dimension.

On this card, I also used a portion of the whole stamp block. The flower is stamped with black ink and embossed and then colored with the Copic Markers to match the Pink Paisley patterned paper I used.

It was fun to have all of this dimension with the cut out flower that is added with foam tape.

The stamp block was again stamped, this time on watercolor paper with a white stamp pad and embossed with white embossing powder. It was real simple then to use my watercolor crayons and a watercolor brush to add the color to this piece.

The white dots that were added to the design are White Slick 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip. This is a fast and great way to add a neat accent and a little dimension. The glitter Thicker letters seemed like the perfect accent.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

SKETCH 113 – LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL card
Materials:
Cardstock – Core’dinations
Stamps courtesy of Cornish Heritage Farms – Ornamental ScrapBlock and Ornamental Beauty
Copic Markers
Versamark black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Martha Stewart Border punch
Scallop circle punch – Papershapers/EK Success
Rhinestone – Me & My Big Ideas
Diamond Glitter 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip

SKETCH 113b – WHATEVER THINGS ARE LOVELY card
Materials:
Cardstock
Stamps courtesy of Cornish Heritage Farms – Ornamental ScrapBlock and Ornamental Beauty
Copic Markers
Versamark black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Patterned paper – Pink Paislee

THANKS DARLING card
Materials:
Cardstock
Stamps – Ornamental Stamp Block/Cornish Heritage Farms
White stamp pad – Joann and White embossing powder
Watercolor crayons and watercolor brush
White Slick 3-D Fashion Paint – Tulip
Lace paper – K&Co.
“darling” rub-on – Luxe
Buttons
Green glitter Thickers – American Crafts

More The Cat's Pajamas goodness

Once I had these cute The Cat's Pajamas stamps in my hand, I guess I just couldn't stop creating! These things are so cute and you know what is almost the cutest part are the adorable sayings with each set!!!

I did the above card to go with the CPS sketch for this week. I had already created one but I could see this little rocket ship fitting the sketch so perfectly.

It was fun to use star accents on the side piece and the rocket is colored with Copic Markers. There are tiny drops of Aleene's Paper Glaze on the bigger hearts and on the heart on the rocket ship. Just adds for some fun dimension and makes the red more intense.

I have to laugh at the above card because those papers are actually from a Christmas collection but don't they just look like a party ready to happen?

The dog and the greeting are both stamped on the White Cryogen Curious Iridescent paper by CutCardStock.com and both are embossed with clear embossing powder. With all of the black on the doggie, this just makes that black more intense. Can you see the slight shading around the one side of the dog with the Copic Markers. Since the Copic Markers work with a blender pen, it is easy to get a subtle look like this. The cake is also colored with the Copic Markers and the little heart on the top has a tiny dot of the Aleene's Paper Glaze again. That just gives the heart a little added emphasis that is fun.

For this last card, who doesn't love cupcakes and so I just had to use them. I used two sizes of a Nestabilities label die by Spellbinders. That is just an easy way to create a fun accent and it helped to give a great emphasis to these tiny cupcakes.

The frosting on the cakes is filled in with Diamond Glitter 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip and the papers on the cupcakes and the top accents are both filled in with Aleene's Paper Glaze . These both just add some extra fun to the look. For the labels I did use the cutting step and then the embossing step and a tiny bit of added color was sprayed on with the Memories Mists spray.

A couple added accents would be that I embossed the front of the card with a Cuttlebug embossing plate. I used Core'dinations cardstock for the card and so I tore the one edge because that is one of the qualities about this paper that is so nice. And since the front of the card was shorter then the back of the card, I glued a thin strip of the patterned paper to the back edge so that when the card is closed that patterned edge is exposed.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

SKETCH 111-b – YOU SEND ME card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.Com
Stamps courtesy of The Cat’s Pajamas – Clearly Swanky
Patterned paper – Woolworths/Hometown/October Afternoon
Versafine Black stamp pad
Clear Detail embossing powder – Stamps & Stuff
Copic Markers
Star punch
Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®

Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Mini brads

DOES THAT MEAN YOU’RE A GROWNUP NOW card
Materials:
Cardstock – Cryogen White Curious Iridescent/CutCardStock.com and Prism
Patterned paper – Christmas/Ivy/We R Memory Keepers
Stamps – The Cat’s Pajamas
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Circle and scallop circle punches - MarvyClear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®
Copic Markers
Ribbon

DO I SMELL CAKE? card
Materials:
Cardstock – Core’dinations
Patterned paper – October Afternoon
Stamps – The Cat’s Pajamas
Versafine black stamp pad and Clear embossing powder
Self adhesive rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc
Label dies – Nestabilities/Spellbinders
Memories Mists spray – Stewart Superior
Cuttlebug embossing plate – Provo Craft

Diamond Glitter 3-D Fashion Paint - Tulip

Aleene's Paper Glaze

Spectacular BOLD Flourish

I love this Bold Flourish stamp. I like flourishes anyway but this one is so big! Here you can see it fits the entire front of my card.

I created this card because Hero Arts had a challenge last week to create cards that were one layer. Now, first of all, I would find that to be a hard challenge because I like patterned papers and dimension and layers but once I thought about it, I knew this would be an easy design to work out. I started with a duplex paper. I used to use these alot in cardmaking because I loved that you could have one color on the outside of the card and another on the inside. Since I wanted to cut away around the edges of the flourish, I knew I wanted the inside color to be different. I also knew that I wanted that simple contrast of the kraft color and the white embossing.

I cut one length for my card, I wasn't sure of the exact size I was going to want yet. I stamped the flourish on the one side of my strip of paper. I stamped the image with white ink and then embossed it with white embossing powder. I cut around all of the flourish design that sat on the edge of the paper. Next I determined where I would want the fold of the card to be and then decided where I would cut my strip for the back edge of the card.

Now for the FUN! I did some shadow stamping of my flourish design on the inside edge. I sprayed Glimmer Mist and did a whole bunch of "inking" with the Chalk ink stamp pads. I just wanted to have a nice contrast when you saw the inside of the card from the outside, front. The rhinestones were added on dots that were in the stamped image and I used pink, orange and red rhinestones to further my color scheme.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

WISHING YOU LAUGHTER card
Materials:
Cardstock – Duplex paper
Wood Mount stamp – Bold Flourish/Hero Arts
Greeting stamp – Hero Arts
White stamp pad and white embossing powder
Rhinestones – Me & My Big Ideas
Glimmer Mist – Tattered Angels
Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap

Girly-Girl - All Boy!!!

My projects for today hit both ends of the spectrum - all girl or all boy!!!

This card uses some adorable stamps by Art Declassified! This photo looking stamp of the ballerina is just so Girly-Girl! I combined her with this wonderful, lace looking paper by KI Memories and a big, pink Tulle bow.

I stamped the image with a black stamp pad. She could be finished with just that but I added a little bit of color and bling. I watercolored the girl with watercolor crayons and a watercolor brush and added some Glitter 3-D Fashion Paint by Tulip to parts of the image. I love this glitter because I can put it exactly where I want it and it always adds some bling while letting the underneath color still show through.

Then on to the All Boy part, this adorable photos of our grandson who is now 6 years old. These are some of my all time favorite photos of him because he loves to be outdoors and he just looks ALL BOY!

The little journaling piece was printed from the computer and then I used a journal punch to make it look like torn notebook paper.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

BABY TAKE A BOW card
Materials:
Cardstock – Bazzill swiss dots
Patterned papers – We R Memory Keepers and Bloom, Frosty Lace/KI Memories
Stamps – Aliases/Alice/Art Declassified
Ancient Page - Clearsnap
Watercolor markers and watercolor brush
Tulle and ribbon
Machine sewing
Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc
Corner rounder punch – Round It All/Bind It All
Glitter Fashion 3-D paint – Tulip

ONE CUTE KID

Materials: Cardstock
Patterned paper – Quick Quotes
Powder Puff stamp pads – Quick Quotes
Orange puffy letters – American Crafts
Tiny letter stickers – Sticko
Aleene’s® Paper Glaze – Tulip
Chipboard dinosaur – BasicGrey
Brads – Karen Foster
Border punch – Stampin’ Up
Font – CK True Type

CPS sketch #108 and TAC products

You guessed it, at Card Positioning Systems blog, we had another great sponsor this week. Chris Franco with TAC or The Angel Company.

I instantly fell in love with the package of papers that were in my kit and so I just HAD to make two cards!!!

My kit contained this adorable flower stamp. The same set also has the cutest little ladybug stamps. I stamped an additional flower and cut that out. I added it to the card front with foam tape and I stamped an additional middle of the flower and cut that out adding it with foam tape too and coating it with the Aleene’s® Paper Glaze by Tulip. That gave the middle of the flower a great, epoxy look. All of the layers added some neat dimension.

Like I said, I just had to use more of the papers so I cut out one of the flowers and punched out some of the circle designs.

I then used a bunch of Stickles to accent the designs. Of course, that added a wonderful amount of BLING!

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

SKETCH 108 – FORGET ME NOT card
Materials:
Stamps, Card stock, Papers: The Angel Company (courtesy of Chris Franco, Independent Demo)
Stamp pads – Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk/Clearsnap
Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®/Tulip
Scallop border punch – EK Success

THANKS FRIEND card
Materials:
Stamps, Card stock, Papers: The Angel Company (courtesy of Chris Franco, Independent Demo)
Scallop border punch – EK Success
Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk stamp pads – ClearsnapStickles/Ranger

CPS and Our Daily Bread Designs, even 2 Sketches 4 You

The sponsor for this week at Card Positioning Systems blog is Our Daily Bread Designs stamps. I picked a set of scripture verses to work with. I was so excited to get to work with these stamps because adding a scripture verse is such a great way to send a friend a card for so many different reasons and they also are a great way to create a gift set of cards to give to a friend.

This first card uses the sketch for CPS for this week. The way that Tami drew it, it was long and skinny, I just turned it up on it's side for my card. One reason I just love a sketch as a launching pad is that you are supposed to just take a piece of inspiration from it and make it your own.

I have worked with a lot of stamps over the years and I was very quickly very pleased with these particular stamps. They are rubber and cling so you do use them with an acrylic block. I just love how clear the words stamp. Everytime the image was just perfect. I also used CutCardStock.com's Cryogen White paper to stamp on. It is truly amazing how well this paper stamps on. I purchased an entire package just for stamping on.

I wanted to use a few of these great scripture stamps so you could see how wonderful they look on a card front.

For all three of my cards, I used the same package of patterned papers by SEI! You can see the metallic accents in the prints and for this card, I added red rhinestones to some of the flower centers.
This last card uses the 2 Sketches 4 You card for this week, Kazan's Sketch #22.

I took this photo from the side so you could see the dimension. I cut a couple of the flowers and leaves from the patterned paper and added some rhinestones. The scallop border is a new punch by EK Success.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

SKETCH 107 – EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL card
Materials:
Bible verse rubber stamps – Scripture Collection 1/Courtesy of Our Daily Bread Designs
Cardstock – Stardream and Cryogen White/CutCardStock.com
Patterned paper – String Bikini/Poppy collection/SEI (both sides)
Versafine black stamp pad
Self Adhesive pearls – Mark Richards, Inc.

LORD’S GREAT LOVE card
Materials:
Cardstock
Patterned papers – Parasol/Poppy Collection/SEI
Scripture Collection #1 Stamps – Courtesy of Our Daily Bread Designs
Versafine black stamp pad
Corner rounder punch – Fiskars
Scallop punch- Martha Stewart
Ribbon
Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc.

EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL card
Materials:
Cardstock
Patterned papers – Espadrille and Rattan/Poppy Collection/SEI
Scripture Collection #1 Stamps – Courtesy of Our Daily Bread Designs
Versafine black stamp pad
Ribbon - Michaels
Scallop border punch – EK Success
Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc.

More PaperTrey, Ink goodness

If you remember from Sunday's post, PaperTrey, Ink is the sponsor for this week at Card Postioning Systems blog. Do you know that saying, "I have fallen and I can't get up"? Well, as stamper knows that saying this way, "I have started stamping and I can't stop"!!! These stamps are fun and there are so many different kinds of things you can do with them so I just set out to create some more examples.

If you take a look at the border stamps that I have used to create my backgrounds, you will see that they aren't very large but because they are clear and you attach them to a clear acrylic block, it is pretty easy to position them. That is how it is then pretty easy to create a larger piece because you can line them up.

The flower on the above card was from a different set of stamps by PaperTrey, Ink but I so love this sunflower and it seemed to fit well here.

This houndstooth circle stamp is probably my favorite out of all of them. I stamped it with black and embossed it so the black was more intense and then these were just punched out with a scallop circle punch.

If you look closely, you can see the subtle background that was created with the tone on tone stamping over the yellow paper.

Again, with one of the border stamps, I created a larger background piece and that was accented with red Stickles in the dots.

The circle was stamped with black on the green paper, I colored the flower and leaves with copic markers.
Now this card represents the fourth, different border stamp in this same set. Again, you can see that it is pretty easy to line these up. I colored the dots in this one with a red Copic marker.

The circle stamp was stamped with black ink and embossed. That makes the black portions more intense and then the background was colored with a red Copic marker.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

Supplies:

The basic supplies to these cards are the clear stamps that were provided by PaperTrey, Ink and most of the papers were also cardstocks that they offer in wonderful colors.

It's about CUPCAKES and SKETCHES

Cupcakes are so the rage right now but it would also seem that using sketches for creating cards and layouts are also the rage. There are so many great sites working with sketches and so I picked three to help me create my cards with, you guessed it, my new stamps from Hero Arts!!!

Card Postioning Systems blog sketch #103 is one that I just love so this is my third card this week that I created using this same sketch. I might have to do even more with it. It just works! I thought the cherry on the cupcake fit well with this Graphic 45 paper.

Can you see the big chunks of glitter on the frosting? I picked up this great glitter from Impress Rubber Stamps and it looks like I coated it with sugar. It was actually covered completely with Aleene's Paper Glaze and then the glitter was sprinkled on that. The nice thing about this Paper Glaze is it goes on rather thick and it stays exactly where you put it, it does not flow out of the lines and it dries with a 3-D look. It holds glitter perfectly. The cherry has a 3-D look too because after I colored it with a Copic marker, it was coated with the Paper Glaze.

A brand new sketch site is Card Patterns #2. Of course I had to give that a try too for the above card. I used another cupcake in this same set by Hero Arts.

This cupcake is colored with Copic markers and the frosting has a complete coat of this pink glitter Fashion 3-D paint. The dots are white Fashion 3-D paint.

Now for a card that uses the 2 Sketches 4 You Kazan's sketch #20. The flourish stamp by Hero Arts fit just perfectly.

The cupcake is colored with Copic markers and accented with swirls of the Aleene's Paper Glaze as well as the cherry being coated with that too. The white dots are white Fashion 3-D paint.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

HAPPY THOUGHTS

Materials list:
Cardstock
Patterned paper – Dollie’s Teaparty/Playtimes Past Collection/Graphic

Cupcake stamp – Clear Design Cupcakes/Hero Arts

Phrase stamp – Clear Design Heartfelt Messages/Hero Arts

Border punch – Fiskars

Corner rounder punch – Fiskars

Black stamp pad – Versafine

Clear embossing powder

Copic Markers

Ribbon

Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc.

Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®/Tulip

Glitter – Impress Rubber Stamps

FRIENDS ALWAYS

Materials list:
Cardstock – Basic White Dot
Patterned paper - BasicGrey
Lace borders - Doodlebug

Cupcake stamp – Clear Design Cupcakes/Hero Arts

Phrase stamp – Clear Design Heartfelt Messages/Hero Arts

Border punch – Fiskars

Black stamp pad – Versafine

Fluid chalk stamp pad - Clearsnap

Clear embossing powder

Copic Markers

Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc.

Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®/Tulip3-D

Fashion Paint – Pink and White/Tulip

Yellow sparkle brads – Creative Impressions

SEIZE THE CUPCAKE

Materials list:
Cardstock
Patterned paper – Parkman Road/Garland/Scenic Route

Cupcake stamp – Clear Design Cupcakes/Hero Arts

Flourish stamp – Hero Arts

Scallop scissors – Family Treasures

Corner rounder punch – Fiskars

Black stamp pad – Versafine

Fluid chalk stamp pads - Clearsnap

Clear embossing powderWatercolor Crayons and Watercolor brush

Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®/Tulip

3-D Fashion Paint –White/Tulip

Machine sewing

CutCardStock.com winner and a CPS card

Remember my post the other day about the Blog Hop and the paper give away from CutCardStock.com?
Today was the day to pick that winner from my blog - DRUM ROLL PLEASE.......
Red Neck Leprechaun - Suzanne
Please email me Suzanne and CutCardStock.com will get your wonderful package off to you.

I have some personal exciting news too!!! I found out my card that I posted here a couple days ago was selected by 2 Sketches 4 You are the Card of the Week! LOVE good news

I wanted to share with you my card for Card Positioning Systems card for this week. It is sketch #103.
The yellow for the card base is from CutCardStock.com and it is a WONDERFUL Malmero Perle' in Mangue (yellow). The White piece that was embossed and stamped on is Curious Iridescent in Cryogen White. Let me tell you, you WANT an entire package of the Cryogen White. It is wonderful to stamp on, it is soft and has a slight sparkle to it. It also embosses just plain wonderful! I am always looking for a good paper to stamp on so I wanted to be sure to pass this good stuff onto you.
The "with Love" part on the bottom of the white paper is a border Cuttlebug embossing plate. With those letters raised, I brushed over them with a black Fluid Chalk stamp pad to that they were emphasized. I also brushed over the white piece with that same black pad. This was then stamped with this amazing dot stamp by PaperTreyInk using a yellow Momento stamp pad.
The butterfly is cut with a Cuttlebug die. Then this is a 2-step die which means that the shape comes with it's own matching embossing plates. I picked the "dot" embossing. I used the side where the dots "go inward". I rubbed over this with a few different Fluid Chalk stamp pads, some yellows and a black that is focused on the edges. I used little black buttons to decorate the butterfly and yellow rhinestones were placed on each of the buttons for some added bling.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

WITH LOVE

Designer: Linda Beeson

Materials:Cardstock – CutCardStock.com

Dot stamp – PaperTreyInk

Patterned paper – October Afternoon

Yellow stamp pad – Memento

Black Fluid Chalk stamp pad – Clearsnap

Butterfly die and embossing plate – Cuttlebug

With Love embossed border - Cuttlebug

Buttons

Rhinestones – Mark Richards, Inc.

Happy "HEART" day and a Blog Hop Giveaway!

Can we ever get enough hearts??? I thought today was the perfect day to share this fun find with you. We stopped at a coffee house and when my cup of coffee came, I had to run and get my camera before we could even take a sip!
How cute is this? The first photo is my altered version. I had some fun in my photo editing program and this made me think it would be fun to share it will all of my friends today.
This is the original photo. It looks pretty amazing either way!

I have some great news to share with everyone who visits my blog today and it goes even further then my blog.

Remember I have been mentioning that it is PARTY TIME at CPS (Card Positioning Systems blog) because of our 100th sketch and 2nd anniversary?

Well, the party continues today with a blog hop with giveaways among some of the CPS blog team members.

You have possibly stopped by my blog from Lea's blog. From here, hop on over to Sherry's blog. Each team member will have her own giveaway, so the more blogs you stop by, the more chances you have to visit. Below is a photo of my giveaway. If you are the winner and you already have either of these magazines, just let me know. Leave your comment by 8 pm Sunday night and I will announce my winner on Tuesday morning, so please stop back to check for that announcment. So many times, I can't get back to those who leave comments in order to email you, so checking back is important.

And a Bonus for Valentine's Day is a special card. It is actually a little sneak peek of the CPS sketch for this next week, I just HAD to use these amazing papers from Making Memories.

The heart is part of the design on the reverse side of this patterned paper. I cut it out with scallop scissors and matted that with white cardstock. I accented this all over with dots of red Stickles.

Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)

YOU & ME cardDesigner:

Materials list:
Cardstock – Core’dinations
Patterned paper – Heart Doily Love Notes/Making Memories

Sticker letters – Making Memories

Scallop scissors – Fiskars

Red Stickles - Ranger

Machine sewing

Ribbon

Button