Thursday, January 1, 2009

I've been enjoying stamping around the different holidays. This card is very simple and easy to recreate! TFL! ~Lori



Card size 5 1/2 by 4 1/4
paper: white card stock Stampin Up
Embellishments: Heart stickers (Martha Stewart) Ribbon (hobby lobby) brad (small parts)
Stamps: Heidi Swapp
Also used: CuttleBug
  1. Cut and fold white card stock to create card.
  2. Run edge of card stock through the cuttlebug .
  3. Apply hearts.
  4. Add ribbon to front of card.
  5. Stamp sentiment and embellish to taste.

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Posted by ~Lori Roop at 2:19 PM , 4 comments
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