Linda's Playing in Paradise challenge encouraged us to add a little sparkle. I pulled out a 12 x 12 sheet from of Basic Grey's Kissing Booth collection and created these six cards with a similar layout on each. I did have sparkly letters on all these creations but the pictures have not picked it up at all (but honest, it's there!).
Stash Used:
- Basic Grey Kissing Booth DP and chipboard letters
- Thickers
- Prima alphabet stickers
- Copper brads
- Ribbon from stash
- Kaiser Craft Rhinestones - Silver
- Nina: Notes by Nina
- Jessi: One Crafty Mama
- Linda: BlueSkyScrapping
- Dawn: Paper Stamp Scissors
Positive note of the day: I have made some personnel decisions at work (put a few individuals in leadership roles and terminated a staffer who keeps making gaseous mistakes) and I truly hope that we have a more productive and harmonious workplace going forward.Fun Thing I Found on the Web:
8 comments:
Allison, you have done it again, what a gorgeous array of love cards. I would love to be on your card list...of course, it would be one sided, as I am challenged when it comes to cards.LOL. Keep smiling and creating.
Het zijn allemaal leuke kaartjes.
En de kat met de paraplu met al die vallende hartjes vind ik heel erg gaaf.
groetjes janie
Wow! Beautiful set of cards; such a pretty design.
Hugs, Dawn
These are awesome. LOVE the patterns & bold lettering. Happy Valentine's!
Love me some sparkle so these cards are extra fab! And love Mr. Happy with the umbrella.
Sounds like you have had quite the week at work. It's tough sometimes, being in a position to be forced to make these changes but it's probably best for everyone.
Such a lovely set of cards Allison and the ribbon you used is SO fun!!
Love the way you did all the captions!
Ah, grumpy cat...that's how I generally feel around VD (the holiday, not the VD that comes to mind every time someone types VD...lol)
I love the patterns inside those hearts - absolutely gorgeous! And a perfect bunch of sentiments to go with :)
A great bunch of cards Allison! Love all the pretty papers you used!
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