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Valentine's Wishes and Fairy Kisses

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Red and White is a fabulous color combination and perfect for Valentines Day and Love Themed Cards. Teamed with Black it adds a touch of elegance to any card and that is why I love the Black and White Paper Collection from Glitz available at Altered Pages.  Lyneen shared a number of cards this week using these papers also.

Today I have a quick, lots of layers card using a selection of papers from the Black and White collection suitable for both Valentine's or Birthday Greetings.  It is staring a beautiful earth spirit from the Fairy Doll Collage Sheet.






Supplies Used:
Glitz Black & White Paper Pad
Double sided adhesive
Bazzill Edge Mini's - Phoenix Red
Petaloo Flowers
Red Memento Ink

More Fairies will be in the spotlight this month as our team works with some of the delightful images from Faerie Song Art Stamps, so be sure to pop back each day to see what magic my fellow design team members have been creating.

Cheers
Danie 



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  1. Robin HorasanianThursday, February 11, 2016

    She's a sassy lassie! I love it!

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  2. MicheleThursday, February 11, 2016

    stunning piece! the deep red is awesome. xo

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  3. Tristan RobinFriday, February 12, 2016

    Lovely - and a quick switch to a green color theme and she'd make a lovely St. Patrick's lassie, too!

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