Valentine Theme Week- Day 3
Hi everyone! Ardyth here with a couple of cards featuring the some of the new (and old!) Valentine products. Each day a different designer will be here on the blog with some Valentine inspiration for you!
And to help you celebrate, we’re having a 15% discount on all items in our Valentine Section during this theme week!
Today I have a non-traditional valentine using plenty of different techniques – ink blending, stencilling and double-inlaid die cuts! I started by inkblending a panel of white cardstock with pink and yellow inks. Then I used the new Layered Hearts stencils. With the first stencil layer, I added more ink to give a subtle tone-on-tone look to my hearts and with the second stencil, I spritzed some shimmer spray through to add some shine.
I used the large Scallop Heart die to cut out a heart from the colourful panel (see how I didn’t let it go to waste, below), and then inlaid a black heart.
I blended some more ink onto another white panel, and I cut it with the Love word from the Love coordinating die set, and spritzed the letters with the shimmer spray before inlaying them into the panel.
I used the Happy Birthday to You Script die, and trimmed the ‘you’ from the rest of the die cut. I looped the extra curl on the word over the middle arm of the E for some added interest.
For a sparkly finishing touch, I added some of the darkest pink jewels from the Valentine Mix.
I couldn’t let that colourful heart go to waste so I made another card with it. I popped it up on a white panel and then stacked two layers of the Happy Valentine’s Day Script die on top. More of those pink jewels to finish it off and now I have two valentines to send to friends!
Here’s a video: https://youtu.be/V0RsUE0xJ_Y
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed these Valentine’s Day cards! Join us tomorrow for another day of inspiration!
You are a cutie and I so enjoyed your video! I’m so happy I found your blog and I will be visiting often. Your cards are amazing! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent. :)
The way you blended the colors is gorgeous. Nice job.