- A6 white card base
- "I Love Love" patterned paper from Scrappy Boy Stamps
- "Burlesque" patterned paper from Scrappy Boy Stamps
- Cut & Emboss Heirloom Frames from Stampin' Up
- Sentiment from The Stamps of Life
- Heart die cuts from The Stamps of Life Heart Button Dies
- Pink and white baker's twine
Wednesday, February 1, 2023
Paper Nest Dolls: Love Struck Lulu - Happy Valentine's Day
Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Paper Nest Dolls: Love Potion Amara | Happy Valentine's Day
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Conie Fong Art & Design: Lulu & Lonny Bundle of Love
- Pigs: Tattered Rose, Hickory Smoke
- Hearts: Worn Lipstick, Dusty Concord
- Bucket: Peeled Paint
- Watercolor paper - slimline size
- Lace edge slimline die by Gina Marie Designs
Monday, January 17, 2022
Stamp Anniething: My First MemoryDex Card! Iguana Kiss You!
Sunday, January 16, 2022
Paper Nest Dolls & Cheri's Digital Art Collaboration Stamp: Best Friends Forever
Tuesday, January 11, 2022
Conie Fong Art & Design: Gnome with Balloons Bundle
Sunday, January 9, 2022
Paper Nest Dolls: Choo-Choosing You to be my Valentine Shaker Card
- Patterned paper from Stamp Anniething
- Shaker sequins from Hobby Lobby
- Shaker sprinkles from Stamp Anniething
- Shaker dies from Stamp Anniething
- Heart dies from Cricut Cuttlebug
- Train track from Local King Rubber Stamp
- Sentiment is created on my computer and printed, then cut using a die from C.C. Designs
Monday, December 20, 2021
Stamp Anniething: Hey Valentine You Drive Me Wild!
Monday, January 25, 2021
Rachelle Anne Miller: Owl Be Your Friend Valentine's Day Card
Owls are symbols of wisdom, knowledge, protection, change, and transformation. Owls are very common where I live (Northern California). Behind my house is a nursing facility where there are many palm and redwood trees. The owls like to nest in these trees so I hear and see them quite often. The baby owls are quite cute, just like these two from Rachelle Anne Miller's digital stamp called Owl Be Your Friend. Aren't they just adorable and perfect for a Valentine's Day card?
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I used a circle die from Stamp Anniething to cut out the owls and used the frame die to cut the white glitter paper for the circle frame. I used heart dies from Cricut and branch dies from Gina Marie Designs to embellish the card. I added a few pink enamel dots to finish the card.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you give this card a try! It doesn't have to be just for Valentine's Day. This is a versatile stamp and can be used for many occasions. Have a wonderful day!
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
Conie Fong Art & Design: Happy Valentine's Day Slimline Card
Sunday, January 17, 2021
Paper Nest Dolls: Raccoon Smooch
Sunday, January 10, 2021
Conie Fong Art and Design: Mini Valentines Cards
Now that Christmas is over, it's time to start on your Valentine's cards! I've come up with some mini size cards, but they are still large enough to meet the minimum size requirements of the United States Post Office (USPS). The envelope size is 5"W x 4"H and the minimum for USPS is 5"W x 3-1/2"H.
I used three of Conie Fong's adorable bears to make these cards. They can be found in her Etsy shop: 1) Sweetheart Bella with Love, 2) Bella with Rose, and 3) Sunflower Bella.
I wanted to experiment with three water color pens to see how they would come out using Bristol paper. I used: 1) Arteza Real Brush Pens for Sweetheart Bella with Love; 2) Spectrum Noir Aqua Tints for Bella with Rose; and 3) Zig Clean Color Real Brush Pens for Sunflower Bella.
It was really hard to decide which pens I liked the best since they were all so similar. I have the 60 pack of the Zigs, 48 pack of Artezas (gift from my son), and 3 packs of 3 (9 markers) of Spectrum Noirs (a prize I won). The Zig pens have a much smaller brush tip, so it's nice for the small details, but the Artezas and Spectrum Noirs are great for the larger areas. It was a fun experiment and I think all the bears came out great!
Now for the sizes of these mini cards. These cards are 3"W x 4-1/4"H. First cut the card base 3"W x 8-1/2" and score at 4-1/4" and fold in half (top folding card).
Next, using patterned paper, cut one at 3"W x 4-1/4"H.
Optional: I used the rectangle die from Stamp Anniething's Shaker Basics Set 1 to cut out the frame for the card. You can also cut strips of paper to make the frame or use washi tape.
Use dies or punches to cut out various sizes of hearts using patterned and plain papers. Use a small sentiment to add to a heart. My hearts are from the set made by Cricut called Stars and Hearts.
Adhere all the pieces as you wish. I used foam squares for the bears and the heart with the sentiment.
I hope you give this card a try. It's fast and easy to mass produce! Thank you for visiting today and have a wonderful week.

















