Happy Friday! I have a couple more Valentine cards to share today. Both cards are using the Spellbinders small, large and glimmer kits of the month for January.
My first card (although it looks crooked, but it's not in real life, must of been the angle of my camera) is using the larger die of the month. I cut it from gold mirror cardstock and cut off the ends on each side (this die is a slimline size). I used my glimmer hot foiling machine and dies for the sentiment and the heart in the center.
The set also comes with some flower and leaf dies, which I cut form green and pink cardstock, sponged some distress inks on them for added interest. Behind the gold centerpiece I adhered some vellum, it gives it that frosty look. For my card base I used my score buddy and added score lines.
To finish off I added some small gold pearls.
For my second card, non traditional Valentine colours - a request from my co-worker for his girlfriend who's favourite colour is purple.
Again, I used the small die of the month for this one. I cut the outer frame from white, and the inner frame for purple and also from silver mirror c/s. I adhered the purple to the silver just offset just a pinch. Used my hot glimmer machine for the foiling on the sentiment and the center heart. Die cut some flowers and greenery and added to the bottom corner.
To finish off I added some pearls and rhinestones from Studio Katia.
Well that's it for me for today. I hope everyone has a wonderful Valentine's day on Sunday. We are still in lock down here until the 16th. Still very cold, looks like it will continue into next week. How many more days till spring? !!
Oh I was so surprised yesterday, as I was working away in my craft room (that's where I have my work station set up for work) I was looking out my window and saw a different bird. It was a Common Redpoll. We have never seen one in our backyard, they never seem to be this far south in Ontario. Grabbed my camera did a quick picture from the back door before he flew off. Such a pretty bird. Anyway just had to share that with you.
Take care, see you back here next week.