I got this valentine 6 x 6 paper pack a while ago and I don't know why. It must have been on sale, because I'm not really digging most of the papers in it. There's a lot of this "not quite kraft" brown and some "put your eye out" pink. What was I thinking? But I have to use it right? So I thought these glittery pink hearts would make you forget about the brown, even though all my sentiments are written on it. I used the PTI garland die for the hearts and layered them 4 deep, then fit them back into the cut out on the brown. Not the best valentine but rather masculine in a different sort of way. (Now that I read this back, I sound like I'm on drugs or something. Not so.)
Time Out's challenge is Valentine's Day - with the optional twist of hearts. I love to do the twist. What every happened to Fats Domino? Oops there I go again. I'd better settle my brain down so I can get back to crafting. Thanks for stopping by.
8 comments:
Very sweet, simple card. I love the pink heart border!! Thanks for playing along with us this week at Just Us Girls!
Simply, sweet!
ROFLOL, Bobby!!! REally cute card, but the best post I read today!! Fats Domino now delivers!!!
=] Michele
Great to see that you used the DP anyway and the card looks great with it! Thank you for taking the TIME OUT and join us!
Clean and Fab!! Thanks Bobby for joining us again at JUGS...Have a great weekend!
I can so relate to buying patterned papers that looked good on the shelf, (where they should have remained!), but once home...hmmmm! Your papers though, look might fabulous here...twisting terrific! Fats Domino...oh yeah! (and Michele's comment...toooo funny!)
Hugs~c
This works great for a masculine Valentine! I think patterned paper looks different in the store or catalog because I often wonder what I was thinking. I used to make cookies all the time too and don't any more. Those are some fun memories though.
This is delicious, Bobby ... yummy cookies really do come to mind looking at this DP ... complete with 'iced' sentiments ... and frosted heart borders ... delicious! Thanks so much for playing along (and Fats Domino-ing) with us at Time Out! Anita :)
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