Valentine's Day "Love" Frame & Triple Heart Easel Card

Happy Valentine's Day Everyone!  Hope you are all having a great day.  Today, I want to share with you the class that I offered to my customers the past few weeks.  I did a total of 4 classes and we made a "Love" frame using the chalkboard technique and we also made a Triple Heart Easel Card.  They were able to pick 1 frame (pink or white) that they would like to make.

Just a warning...this post will be loaded with pictures.  :-)   For this project, I used quite a few stamp sets (around 10 sets) and some of them are already retired.  I also used a few of the new goodies from the Spring and SAB catalogs.

In honor of Valentine's Day, I would like to do a Blog Candy for all of my blog readers.  I am giving away one of the frames used in this project.  All you have to do to enter is "follow" my blog (so you can get notified every time I update my blog) by clicking the link on the right sidebar and write a comment letting me know which frame you would like to get in case you are the lucky winner.  You have until Feb. 18 to enter and I will draw the winner on Feb. 19.

Again, Happy Valentine's Day to all of you and Good Luck on the drawing!

Thanks for stopping by...

Gilda

Valentine Card and a Treat

Valentine's Day is just around the corner and I wanted to share with you a treat that I found a tutorial online for so I decided to make one.  Then I was inspired to make a card to match.  For this project I used the new Soda Pop Tops from the new Spring Mini Catalog.

Supplies Used For This Project:

Paper:  Basic Black, Real Red, Whisper White, More Amore DSP, Red Glitter Paper

Ink:  Real Red

Accessories:  Honeycomb Embossing Folder, Soda Pop Tops, Basic Rhinestones, Ticket Duo Builder Punch, Blossom Punch, Small Heart Punch, 1" Circle Punch, Paper Snips Scissors, Big Shot Machine, Scallop Square Bigz Clear, Mini Glue Dots, 3/8" Brights Glimmer Brads, Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine, 1/16" Circle Handheld Punch.

Stamp Sets: That's The Ticket

Thanks for stopping by...

Gilda