After the hussle and bussle of the holiday season last night I got some quiet time to spend in my little craft room. I think its a room version of my brain. I look around at the sweet details and I feel like its my inspirations come to real life. I just love that about my little room. It welcomes me with open arms and says LETS CREATE!!! You might remember this was the first thing I created when I moved into my craft room
Last night Mr Joyful thrifter and I went to target to pick up a new board game, and in the dollar section I saw that they were preparing for Valentines day. Well that just got me excited about the pink and red holiday and I decided it would be fun to make a Valentines day card.
I started out with two completely contrasting pieces of paper. I love the black and grey on this paper. Plus its textured, which means PERFECT!
After cutting my card to the size I used my circle punch to pop out three circles at the very bottom of the card. You could pop out the circles on the side if you wanted a different look then mine.
I cut my contrasting paper to the same width as the card I was making.
Next I placed some glue near the holes I had just punched
Look at that transformation with just one simple technique
I then punched out little delicate hearts using this lovely rosey paper
I used pop up dots to give my little hearts some dimension. I also added a very soft silk ribbon in a mint green.
I bought these stickers for a different project, but I did not get to use them. I love having all sorts of things on hand. It makes being creative so much more fun and easy.
Here is the final product. I just love how simple and easy this card was to make
What have you created lately?
Smiles,
The Joyful Thrifter
Very cute card, Rachael. Makes me "almost" want to give card making a try....."almost" :) I'll stick with what I can make with a needle and thread.
ReplyDeleteNice card! Love the bins at Target! I'm "creating" my craft room! I hope to get to make some Valentine cards before it's here.
ReplyDeleteDeb :)
Ooh! It came out wonderfully! Great job!
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