I like making Valentines. I remember getting out the construction paper, doilies, and paste and making them as a kid. Maybe that was the beginning of my card making. I am encouraging my granddaughter by putting together some valentine card kits for her to make for her school class.
Entering this at Group of Seven Cardmakers--use ombre in design.
And Cardz 4 Galz--use a stencil. I'll put this in the gift shop thinking it perfect for a guy to buy for his girl.
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Cool Valentine, and it's so kind of you to put together card kits for your granddaughter. I bet she loves them. And you're fostering another lifelong cardmaker!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet card Donna. It's so great when we can pass along our love of card making!! Thanks for sharing with us at Group of Seven! xx
ReplyDeleteA lovely ombre background for your pretty Valentine Donna! Love the added lace - and what a fun thing to make card kits for your granddaughter! Thanks for sharing with us at GO7! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteYour Valentine card is very pretty, I love your colouring an ombre background. Thank you for joining in our challenge at Cardz for Galz. Caz. DT
ReplyDeleteThis is a terrific ombre background Donna, and the added stencilled hearts and the pretty piece of lace are perfect additions, and the added punched hearts and the stamped 'love' finish it perfectly. The card kits for your granddaughter to use are a great idea too. Thank you for sharing this with us over at Group of Seven. x
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