We have a great sketch, perfect for Valentine's Day if you still need to make a card for someone! Check out the great makes of the Design Team at Retro Rubber Challenge Blog.
So my take followed the sketch for the most part with a few additions.
I knew I had some lovely deep red suede paper that is easily 25 years old. In that folder I found the border that must have been left over from an old project. I had a perfect use for it!
- The hearts are ancient Quickutz dies cut from cream cardstock and the above mentioned red suede paper.
- Scrapbooks.com had a great layering tag die that I use ALL the time. After die cutting black cardstock, it is run through and pressure embossed with Sizzix Scattered Hearts embossing folder.
- The scrap bin of patterned papers yielded the perfect strip paper for the design.
- Lawn Fawn die cut banners is stamped with a Technique Tuesday Love is all you need stamp set from 2008. Memento Luxe Rhubarb Stalk ink is used to stamp the image and it is heat embossed with clear embossing powder.
- The layers are adhered together and a small tied bow is the finishing touch.
Thank you so much for stopping by and I hope that you enjoy playing along with this sketch at Retro Rubber Challenge Blog.
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