To Love/To Be Loved Blog Hop - Day 1
I'm happy to be participating in day 1 of the Simon Says Stamp To Love and To Be Loved blog hop. I am sharing 3 projects featuring the Tucked Hearts background stamp from the To Be Loved release.
Steps:
Stamp the Tucked Hearts background stamp onto white cardstock panel using a copic friendly black ink.
Color with pink and red copics. R59, RV29, RV25 and RV02.
Cut out desired size circle using nested circle dies. Cut a heart shape from that circle.
Glue acetate to the back of panel to create a window. Adhere heart to the front of the panel window.
Add foam tape all around the back of the panel to create a well for the shaker element.
Add shaker bits and add a piece of thin white paper trimmed down to enclose shaker bits.
Die cut sentiment from white cardstock and adhered in the middle of heart.
Steps:
Stamp the Tucked Hearts background stamp onto white cardstock using a copic friendly black ink.
Color each heart with copic markers. R39, R37, R29 and R22. Add white gel pen detail dots.
Trim panel to leave a white border to fit an A2 card base made from white cardstock.
Die cut hearts from a set of nesting heart dies or just cut out from red and white cardstock with scissors
Die cut the Love You More sentiment from silver glitter cardstock and adhere to the center of the heart.
Steps:
Stamp the Tucked Hearts background stamp onto red cardstock with clear embossing ink.
Heat set with silver embossing powder using a heat tool. Let cool.
Trim down to fin an A2 size card base made from white cardstock.
Die cut sentiment from silver cardstock. Cut word shado from white cardstock.
You can cut sentiment several times and adhere together for thickness.
Stamp sub sentiment with white embossing ink/powder - heat set and trim out with scissors.
Add embellishments with liquid glue.
There is a special offer for this blog hop! πππJust follow the steps to receive your free gift! Simon is also giving away a $25 shopping spree to a lucky winner! The winner will be picked from the comments left along the hop. Each comment you leave will be an entry into the drawing. REMEMBER: If you want to leave a comment on this post, make sure you include your name so we can reach you if you are selected for the giveaway! Also, for more inspiration for this new release, you can visit the To Love and the To Be Loved galleries. I have provided the talented participants in this hop below as well as a list of all the supplies I used to make the projects I shared today. Happy hopping and thanks for stopping by!
Supplies:
So funky and fun!! Love the designs
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful Valentine.
ReplyDeleteSuper pretty!! Hearts!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow three great cards!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't like hearts. Love your card. Very pretty
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous. The second is especially cool.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully unique heart creations.
ReplyDeleteSweet cards Barbara! Especially love the shaker!
ReplyDeleteSame background, 3 beautiful cards. Thanks for sharing how to use simple techniques to create a big difference in the final card design.
ReplyDeleteHello Barbara, I love what you did with the Tucked Hearts background stamp on your cards. So very inspiring. I wasn’t sure about the stamp, but now I see its versatility. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! I am loving the Tucked Hearts Stamp
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day! I love your cards.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, your cards are beautiful. I love those sentiments. The silver makes such a statement!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI really love that background stamp! Your coloring with bold reds is so dramatic and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! Love the shaker one and the black with white polka dots.
ReplyDeleteThese cards are amazing
ReplyDeleteOMG Your backgrounds are GORGEOUS! I LOVE these designs!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous! So bold!
ReplyDeleteThese are super, adorable cards! I love them! Thank you for sharing your talent and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love that tucked heart background! Great card
ReplyDeleteLove these! I ordered that background stamp.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing how different the cards are using the same items. Great. Ideas π
ReplyDeleteLove the ideas, you're such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love how you colored the hearts. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove all of these cards! So creative!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are awesome! All three are so colorful & creative - but my fave is the 3rd one - "LOVE YOU so much" - the true red plus silver are great together.
ReplyDeleteLove the Tucked Hearts!
ReplyDeleteLove the different ways you have used that beautiful background stamp!
ReplyDeleteSuch fun cards! What great ways to use the Tucked Hearts background!
ReplyDeleteVery nice cards. I love the silver and red.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, these are absolutely stunning cards, especially the first one! And I really like the last one too. Such fabulous techniques!
ReplyDeleteI’m obsessed with the tucked hearts embossing folder!!
ReplyDeleteA little coloring and a whole lot of pizzazz with the shaker card. This embossing folder is so cute. I also love how you added dots to the love you more card.
ReplyDeleteI didn’t think I needed this stamp until I saw all the awesome samples! Well done!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards! Love this tucked hearts stamp
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: Beautiful cards! π mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove the shaker card idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat job with all 3 of your cards but I must say my favorite is the shaker card... love shaker cards... tyfs :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Can't wait to play with this.
ReplyDeleteThese are both wonderful! I love the bold reds so much but the lighter one with silver was delightfully unexpected! Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteSuper-cool and very dramatic! I love them!!!
ReplyDeleteLori S in PA
Such a cute idea! I’ll have to try this. I can see it with rainbows too…thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDelete3 striking and delish cards! LOVE the beautiful stamp with the layered hearts and the different ways you coloured them. The finished designs are just so lovely xoxo
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! I really love this background design! The shaker is such a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteLove these cards, the color is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLovely Valentine cards, background is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWasn't sure about that background stamp, but the two ways you used it were impressive. The red and silver is my favorite! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards!! Love the many different looks using the background stamp. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!! Love the red and silver combo!
ReplyDeleteAmazing cards!!! Love the shaker!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! My favorite is the last one. Thank you for your inspiration!
ReplyDeleteNever thought of an embedded shaker like that. Love it! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! That shaker is incredible. Love the white dots you added on the second. Never think to do something like that! Love the silver embossing against the red on your third card.
ReplyDeleteLovely love cards.
ReplyDeleteSo many great ideas with this background stamp. I don’t know which one to do first! Thanks for the great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove all of them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I love the red and pink one, the Tucked Hearts stamp is so cool!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun cards! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThese are such fun and festive cards for Valentines Day! I love how the silver sentiments pop against the red backgrounds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Loved seeing how you incorporated Copic markers. I have used them yet, but wanted to learn more.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful π. I love the window idea.
ReplyDeleteLovely set of cards!
ReplyDeleteGreat design, love that heart backgrounc!
ReplyDeleteI always live your cards, and these are real stunners!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the variety you created with the same stamp!
ReplyDeleteThat heart background is super!
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration for using that background different ways.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, such fabulous cards! I love all three of them!
ReplyDeleteLove these pretty cards, Barbara!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
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