Julee has provided this wonderful sketch for us to work with this week and I had great fun using it to make one more Valentine's Day card. I just had to use this wonderful Carta Bella Kiss Me heart paper I found at my LSS last week.
Perhaps one of the last times in a while I'll be using my beloved Jotted Heart and U die too - can never get enough of them!
You can check out all the challenge details over on the Mojo Monday blog and also get a chance to view all the wonderful Mojo Makers samples! Should you wish more details on their cards, you can also visit their individual blogs noted below.
Have a fabulous day, and thanks for dropping by today!
What's In It?
Stamps: Text Notes (Verve)
Paper: Night of Navy, Rose Romance, Going Grey, Cool Caribbean, Kiss Me (Carta Bella)
Ink: Black,
Accessories: Jotted Heart and I Heart You Dies (A Cut Above by Verve), Swiss Dots Embossing Folder (Provo Craft), Lattice Embossing Folder (Stampin' Up), Crimper, 1/4""Blue Gingham Ribbon, Buttons, Twine, Glue Dots, Dimensionals
29 comments:
Your layering is absolutely perfect Marisa! Love your take on the sketch.
This is gorgeous Marisa. I really do have to get that 'U' die! You always do amazing things with it! xxx
Very pretty card...
LOVE this, Marisa! I can't find my U! ACK! Wondering if I'd loaned it out or misplaced with the move upstairs. You have me determined to FIND it! LOL!
That little heart paper is darling!!! LOVE it!
Great textures and wonderful use of the sketch! The white background is the perfect medium for those bursts of color!
Wow, Marisa! I love all of these layers. Seeing the swiss dots, as you know, makes my heart swoon :)
("We" survived the hours of baby black diamond runs at the hill with only one very bruised butt cheek):)
So sweet, Marisa. I love your heart paper (sweet) and those wonderful dies.
I love how you picked up your colors from that sweet patterned heart paper! Super take on the sketch :-)
Very pretty Spring type card!!
So pretty! Love the colors and the textures. TFS
that heart paper is so fun! I say you've got a good 2 weeks left for those dies...and really, they are fabulous all year! Mine are never far away :)
The tiny hearts paper is adorable and I love that you textured the "U"! Fabulous valentine!
Ahhh, Marisa! This is so you! The jotted heart die, the U die and your crimper are just your style! Great card!
Beautiful, Marisa! Love all the wonderful textures and the heart paper is so sweet!
J'aime beaucoup!!!!
Bises de France
Chantal
A gorgeous card. TFS. This is truly inspirational!
Really love the colors on this, Marisa...so fresh! Cute gingham ribbon!
Looking at the thumbnails, I went straight to your card! Once again, without seeing who was the maker. Great card! Love the colors and stitching!
Gorgeous card Marisa. Love all the layers and that beautiful paper.
xx
I love how you've pulled out the blue from this pretty paper, Marisa! So sweet!
What a lovely take on this sketch! I love the color choices and especially love the embossed paper and how it makes the other papers pop! Thanks for continuing to share your one creative gene!
Love those papers and the gingham ribbon with button is perfect!! You can use the heart and U die anytime....love it!!
Marisa, you are the master of the 'U', always make it look fabulous!! gorgeous take on the sketch, superb colours! :)
Oh my goodness, I love this Marisa! All the little details just make me smile--the textured U, the little banner, the stitching on the banner, OMG. Love how you tied all the colors together with the navy mat--fabulous work, as always, my friend! ((hugs))
So beautiful, Marisa! I just love that textured U and the zigzag stitching.
This is gorgeous. I love the colours you've used and love seeing your crimper put to use again on this heart. Pretty texture on the "U".
Beautiful!!! Love the textures and all the white- so crisp and clean!
Marisa, can you teach me to layer like this? LOL! This is so perfect. Great choice of colors and just the one busier patterned paper. Awesome use of the sketch!
This is darling, that heart dp is totally cute!
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