Good Friends are the Best!

Hi there!

How are you today?

It's been a while since I last posted a card, so it was about time, I thought! :-)

I started by stamping the script on my card base and distressing the edges. For the stamped panel, I made my own patterned paper by randomly stamping the little flowers from the Hexagons set in different colors of Hero Arts shadow inks. The edges are distressed slightly to match with the card base. Lastly, I stamped the frame and the sentiment and added it to the card with pop dots.

The font of this sentiment is absolutely fabulous! I love it! All the sentiments in the Good Friends stamp set have this font, and the set is an absolute must have! :-)

Thanks for visiting and have a wonderful day!

Love,
Tone

Challenges: Hero Arts: Just for Her, Simon Says: Anything Goes, Simon Says Stamp & Show: Color

Supplies

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Have a lovely day!

Hugs, Tone

Lots of Hearts

Today's third card is a large heart made up of many smaller ones, and I made it for my boyfriend. :-)
[Card #1: Chalkboard Technique and Card #2: Hugs & Kisses Chalkboard]

I traced a heart with a pencil on the front of a large card base and stamped all the little hearts inside it. The hearts are stamped in different colors of Hero Arts Shadow Inks. Love how smooth the images turn out with this ink. When I was done with all the stamping, I erased the pencil drawn heart and was left with this! :-)

Which card is your favorite of the three?

If you have any questions about the cards or about the supplies, please let me know in the comments or send me an e-mail! :-)

Thank you so much for stopping by!

Love,
Tone

Challenges:  Hero Arts: Love & Lace, Simon Says: Anything Goes

Supplies for all three cards

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Hugs & Kisses Chalkboard

The second card for today is also with the Chalkboard Technique.
[Card #1: Chalkboard Technique and Card #3: Lots of Hearts]

The heart is actually embossed in light pink, but it's not showing up that well in the picture. The little white dots are also embossing powder. With the chalkboard technique you don't have to be so careful with removing all the access embossing powder.

Hugs,
Tone

Challenges:  Hero Arts: Love & Lace, Simon Says: Anything Goes

Supplies for all three cards

InLinkz.com