And, just to show I'm not totally unromantic, here's the card I made for my husband for Valentine's Day:
but I suppose I shouldn't admit that I haven't actually given it to him yet... I used the Heart from "Simply Said" and 'kissed' it onto my Paisley Background stamp in Tempting Turquoise ink. So, now you're probably wondering why I was kissing stamps and not my husband .... Kissing is a technique where you ink up a Background stamp, and press another uninked stamp onto it, and then stamp onto your cardstock. I stamped the little word 'love' from Everyday flexible Phrases in Chocolate Chip ink on the heart. Next I stamped a label from 'Label Classics' (retiring set *sob!*) in Chocolate Chip and cut it out. Then I wanted some patterned paper in Tempting Turquoise and I couldn't find a thing that worked. So I used Teneale's genius idea of Brayering my Au Chocolat paper (that girl is sooo clever, I tell ya!) in Tempting Turquoise. There's lots of corner rounding going on with this card (another retiring product *double sob!*), and a piece of Tempting Turquoise ribbon (can you believe how much ribbon is retiring?? *triple sob!*)
Who says love should be reserved for Valentine's Day anyway? I think I'll go and put this card on his pillow right now!
Poor Dave.... ;0)
ReplyDeleteHe still hasn't been give his card. {lol}
Oh I love the idea of brayering the pp! Very clever...
ReplyDeleteCoco pup is adorable!! The card is too of course, but you know me Marelle, I'm a dog-a-holic!!
ReplyDeleteBraying the pp is such a brilliant idea! That Teneale is a legend. As are you Marelle!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing another lovely card.
Ooohhh loving the puppy :) Awesome card and yes that Teneale is amazing isn't she!
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