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A little vintage romance

Winter is in full swing here and as the joyful December holiday decorations are coming down it's time to look ahead.  Valentine's Day is right around the corner and love is in the air here at Altered Pages!  Today I have a card to share that will be sure to please your honey.


The color scheme makes this card suitable for a man or a woman and is super easy to make.  Start with the Young Lovers collage and punch or cut out the kissing couple into a circle shape.  I have a scalloped die set, but concentric circles would be just as pretty for the matting.  Ink the edges of your picture to soften the edges a little.


The card elements were made from three sheets of the Graphic 45 Artisan Style paper pad.  These papers are two sided and contain the same two colors on each sheet so they coordinate perfectly with one another.  A heart was cut out of the main panel, allowing the bottom layer of cardstock to show through.  (And leaving me a beautiful embellishment to use on another card!)


The tan floral paper used for the bottom circle layer was also used to stamp the Mailbox Muse dragonfly, which was cut out and mounted at the edge of the heart-shaped hole.  Three black gems give the card a touch of sparkle.  There is still plenty of room to write or stamp an "I love you" inside the heart.



Now, you just need to plan the rest of your romantic evening...

Come back again tomorrow and see what this creative Design Team has in store for you.  We love to share and inspire!  Until then, Happy Crafting!

Products used:
Graphic 45 Artisan Style 6x6 paper pad
Young Lovers 2
Mailbox Muse Dragonfly stamp set
Glue stick or adhesive tape
Score Pal


Comments

  1. Love the colors used. Can be so difficult to find something manly for Valentines Day. Good job.

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  2. Great compositiona and the masculine design is well done! THANKS Robin.

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  3. Love how this card can be used for either male or female. Great job!

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