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Valentine Fun

There are some fun new stamps in the latest DRS Designs release.  I used two of them on this fun Valentine's card.


I am so on a kick with using all that leftover cardboard from Christmas!  To make this card,  I cut and painted up a corrugated cardboard heart with some white chalk paint.  Then I layered on the new Amazing Love Puzzle (I fussy cut and sponged it), and the Amazing Valentine's Day Greeting.   To add an element of whimsy, I added a Cupig (love this little character). 

Don't you just love Valentine's cards?  They bring back so many fun childhood memories for me. 

I am entering this card in the:
Crafty Sentiments Challenge which is Anything Goes this week.
In the Pink Challenge - Anything goes but your card has to have pink as the main color.
Pile it On Challenge  -  Colorfully Aware (using an awareness ribbon as inspiration - Breast Cancer is my choice)

Hugz


Comments

  1. What a fabulous design here Nancy!! That cupid is too funny and I just love his glittery wings along with all of the dimension on your design here!! You always put together awesome creations my friend! Always a pleasure to look at your work! HUGS :)

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  2. Love the fab image and details,just gorgeous.xxx

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  3. This is fabulous Nancy, such a brilliant design - a super Valentine's card.
    Pauline
    x

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  4. Well I'll be darned - pigs have begun to fly! LOL This is so stinkin' cute with the corrugated panel and that silly looking oinker shooting his arrows! I love it!!

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  5. Nancy, LOVE your corrugated heart, fussy cut LOVE, fun pig and Amazing sentiment! A great combo and well balanced. TFS my friend. Hugs.....

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  6. This is a karack up, Nancy! A cupig!! At first I thought, well, gee, love comes when pigs fly? But then I read he's a cupig and I think it's too adorable! Go you for upcycling your cardboard in such fabulous ways and making cool designs with it! Happy New Year!! Hugs, Darnell

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  7. Adorable!! Love the corrugated heart!

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  8. Your card is soooo cuuuteee.

    Thanks for joining us at Crafty Sentiments Designs.

    Hugs, Yanti

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  9. Hi & Happy New Year! Just saw your link at another blog, so it was easy to click and zip over to check out your delightful card. Love the corrugated heart, and the whimsy of adding this pink cupid pig to your absolutely adorable Valentine card! Love the antique-ing on the color too! TFS & Hugs

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  10. Piggytastic! Beautiful pink creation hun, thanks for joining us at In The Pink. Hugs xx

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  11. Awe, that piggie with angel wings is so cute. Very shabby chic, funny and lots of character.

    Love, Monica

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  12. Wow, great idea. The result is amazing, TFS and for entering the PIO challenge "Colorfully Aware". Good luck

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  13. Love your card. Great take on our challenge at Pile it On. Keti (DT)

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  14. Nancy, this is AMAZING! What a fun image and beautiful design. Big hugs, Autumn

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