More Valentines cards today! My best friend always orders some from me.
First up for Double D's challenge "Hearts", Sweet Stampin' "Love", Stamping Sensations "Valentines", and My Time to Craft "Hearts".
I stamped and heat embossed the image in platinum embossing powder, watercoloured, trimmed with a square die, and bordered with pink shimmer cs.
The Tic Tac Toe challenge has lots of options for Valentine cards. I went with the diagonal line that says love sentiment, red and CAS design.

Supplies for card 1:
Stamps - unknown heart, SU sentiment
Ink - ColorBox silver
Paper - watercolour paper, pink shimmer and white cs
Size - 5.25" square
Accessories - platinum embossing powder, watercolour paints, Spellbinders square dies
Supplies for card 2:
Stamps - Impression Obsession sentiment
Ink - ColorBox white
Paper - white and red cs
Size - A2
Accessories - white embossing powder, hearts die
A beautifully elegant stamp with the Rose and heart and perfect for out challenge at Stamping Sensations, thanks so much for joining in.
ReplyDeleteB x
The heart with roses is an awesome stamp. I like the heat embossing!
ReplyDeleteLia DT DD
Love the water coloring! This C&S card is perfect for Valentines Thank you so much for sharing this with us at My Time to Craft
ReplyDelete~Tamara
The platinum heart with the watercolor rose buds is so elegant and the red with white hearts is classic! Two more pretty valentines, Susan!
ReplyDeleteThese are both really pretty Susan and I adore the heart with the beautifully coloured roses down one side, and then the wonderful contrast of the white die cute hearts over the lovely bright red background with the white stamped and heat embossed sentiment to finish. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful valentine using this lovely heart. Thanks for joining us at Sweet Stampin. Pat K x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Valentine card, love the beautiful embossed rose heart. Thank you for joining us at Stamping Sensations.
ReplyDeleteCarol DT x