Welcome to the American Crafts' Valentine's Day blog hop! I hope you will be inspired by all of the lovely projects you see today. Below is the photo that inspired my project, a card for that special someone, my husband.
This wall of photos, with frames fitted in every possible space, reminded me of a certain Dear Lizzy Polka Dot Party paper, and the print included in the 6x6 inch paper pad was the perfect scale for the card I had in mind. Here it is filled with colorful flower patterns, many from the same paper pad.
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Supplies: Tropical 12x12 Pack (AC712P12-49) - Cardstock, 6"X6" Paper Pad (366214) - Polka
Dot Party, Cross My Heart Paper (366037) - Cut&Paste, Adhesive Chipboard Pieces (366074) - Bits, Dear Lizzy Acrylic Stamps (366797) - Daydreamer
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How to: Cut card base from pink cardstock, and fold in half. Trim frame print paper to fit the card front leaving 1/2 inch on each side. Cut out windows in the center frames only. Back each open frame with flower print paper, using pop dots to add dimension. Mount frame paper on pink patterned paper and and then adhere to card base. Paint chipboard heart and attach to card. Stamp, watercolor, cut out, and adhere image to card. Write sentiments inside, sign, seal, and deliver!
Thanks for stopping by today. The next blog on the hop is the fabulous Allison Waken. In case you get lost, here is the full list of participants:
Have a Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
55 comments:
Such a cute card, love the way you used that frame paper!
Super sweet card and such a creative way to use the frame paper, Madeline! Happy Valentine's Day!
Love that inspiration and such a cute card!
Beutiful card.
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AHH! That is just adorable, M! Such a good idea & I love your inspiration pic!
So cute!
This is darling and such a cute idea! Love it and thanks for the inspiration!
I'm in love! It's so cute!
Love your inspiration and the card you came up.
CLEVER card--I LOVE it!!
Oh - beautiful! LOVE your inspiration and how you pulled it together! Happy Valentine's Day!!!
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Really cute - I like how the papers in the cut-outs liven up the frames paper.
oh my goodness! I absolutely ADORE this card!
This card is amazing- love it :)
aww, that is just adorable!
Wow. Simple idea - and such a beautiful result!
Love what you did with those frames!
Such an adorable card, Madeline!! You did an awesome job with the inspiration piece!
Fun!
That card is adorable! I love that little girl image and love how you filled in all the frames.
Oh man, that is adorable!!
Very cute!
Splendidtake on a very original inspiratipn photo!
How adorable!
I love the way
you used the
paper to make
frames, great
idea! Too cute.
Carla from Utah
So very cute!
Super cute - thanks for the inspiration!
Adorbs
Super cute!!
I love how you used the framed paper! And that little girl from the new Dear Lizzy line is adorbs! :)
Very nice!! Thanks for the instructions also. :o)
SUPER CUTE card Madeline - LOVE how you have filled the frames with pretty patterned papers!!!
THANK YOU for sharing your crafty inspiration and instructions :)
What a cute card! love the decor projects!
sooooooo sweet! Love seeing how you were inspired!
Love your card and inspiration!
love the inspiration and the card!
LOVE the inspiration and how your card came out! Just beautiful!
How delightful.
Very sweet card! Love that paper.
Cute, cute card!! Love it - thanks for sharing!
This card is adorable!!
Such a clever idea. I love your "pictures."
Very cute.
Great card!
Soooo cute! It turned out perfect.
Cute card! I love the framed paper and vibrant colors.
love your card but oh my goodness that gallery wall!!! LOVE!!
How cute!!!
Wow!! This is such a FUN Card!! I LOVE the idea of this!! Such Beautiful little framed works of ART!! Thanks for sharing and have a Fabulous Weekend!! ;)
I hope to make cute cards like yours someday...sigh!
Wow this is so cute!
I adore your card! Thanks for sharing!
Cutest card ever!!! Love it Madeline!
super cute card ,lovin the background..xx
Such a cute card, love it...♥
Such a fun idea!
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