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Happy Valentine's Day!

I finished up my BAJ page on Psalm 25.  A lovely Psalm about dependance on the Lord, His strength, His compassion, His protection, and His love.  Perfect for Valentine's Day.

I started my page with a saved napkin from Tuesday night's Bunco.  I won little Bunco and had some of the best chocolate cake I have ever tasted.  My Sister is a wonderful cook, but she topped herself that night.  The hearts are so cute and I love using napkins on my BAJ pages - so easy and the look is awesome.  I then added a Dina Wakley decopage girl but I altered her to look a bit more like me (if I didn't dye my hair and had a few less wrinkles).  Stenciled on a few numbers and a corner, wrote out some words and it was done.

Showing this on **Art*Journal*Journey* hearts theme for Feb.

I also wanted to share my cute little Valentine's Day frog card that I shared on the DRS Designs blog yesterday.  The background is an inky mop up of distress oxides.  Added some stenciled letters and the Love You More greeting from DRS.  The star is the pink frog though.  I stamped the DRS Frog on a Log and colored her/him up with colored pencils.
The little flower and heart add to the Valentine's Theme.  This is going to my oldest daughter with her new weighted blanket I got her for Valentine's Day.  We have always said "I love you more" to each other so I know she will love this.

Hope your day is special and you get lots of candy and other treats.  We are celebrating big at work today - breakfast with fruit and breakfast burritos for Feb birthdays, pizza for lunch to celebrate a big accomplishment, and a giant candy and sweets table to celebrate Valentines. Just what a dieting girl needs!

Hugz,

Nancy

Comments

  1. Hi Nancy, both pages are awesome. Love the quote on your journal page, which turned out so well. Happy Valentine's day, and have a great weekend, hugs, Valerie

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  2. Both pages are wonderful. the quote on your journal pages is very good. Happy Valentine's Evening, and have a great weekend, Elke

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  3. I'm always thrilled to see your lovely art. You certainly put that napkin to good use. You didn't even get wrinkles, which astounds me. Your altered stencil was a big hit, too, and of course, all those hearts made my heart sing for joy. Thank you again for sharing this latest entry with us at Art Journal Journey.

    Your daughter is going to LOVE her card. What a great way share Valentine's Day: a blanket and a heartfelt card. Absolutely brilliant.

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  4. A very beautiful and loving page in your journal, It was lovely to see you linked with us all at Art Journal Journey.
    The card you made for your daughter is really sweet.
    Yvonne

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  5. Your Bible journal page is beautiful. And that card. What a cutie. I love that frog image. Thanks for liking up with Art Journal again. It's always a pleasure to see your beautiful work. Happy weekend. Hugs-Erika

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  6. your bible journal is so pretty and totally love that card :)

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  7. A super page Nancy, I love the bright hearts and a fabulous card - such a fun image.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  8. Hi Nancy, I emailed your comments to the Magenta store/blog owner. I agree it's nice to know how much shipping before you buy.
    Hugs Christine

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