Sketch time at Retro Rubber Mine's a Valentine

Here we are very close to Valentine's day and it was easy to use this sketch from Retro Rubber Challenge Blogto create a sweet Valentine.

 I had fun with an old sentiment set from Technique Tuesday, All You Need is Love from 2008 and a Spellbinders Inspire Love Vine.

 

• Pink shimmer cardstock is trimmed to 4" x 5 1/2" and pressure embossed with Sizzix 3-D Confetti Hearts.  This is a very textured embossing folder and it photographs in an interesting way!
• The Spellbinders Inspire Love Vine die is used to die cut metallic silver paper.
• Lawn Fawn's Simple Wavy Banners is die cut from white cardstock.  The banner is placed back into the cardstock and then stamped.  
• Technique Tuesday's All You Need is Love from 2008 is stamped in Delicata Silvery Shimmer.  
• The card is adhered together with the banner raised up with dimensional foam adhesive.
• Sequins add the final touches and complete the sketch.  

Do join us at Retro Rubber and submit your rendition of the sketch for RRBC 224.  

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Until next time . . . enjoy your crafting time and make some joy in your life!