Showing posts with label LOTV Filigree Heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LOTV Filigree Heart. Show all posts

Saturday, June 6, 2015

Filigree Heart

Hello everyone!! I'm sharing the card that I made for my husband on our 4th wedding Anniversary, which was on June 3rd. I had to make a second card, since I couldn't stop myself from adding flowers on the first one :)

Here is the card:



It is a gate fold card with overlapping panels from both sides. I used DCWV Blue Stripe pattern paper. The image is Lili of the Valley's Filigree Heart stamp. I used Navy blue ink for stamping.


Both the sentiments are hand-written. How do you like it? Back when I was in school, I used to write in a similar way in my record notes :) After a long time, I tried to write that way :)


A closer look at the overlapping gate fold panels:

 

The ribbon and the glitter heart are from my stash.

Thanks for stopping by. Please do leave your thoughts and comments. I love reading them and they encourage me.

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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Explosion Box

Hello all.. I'm back with another creation. Yesterday was our 3rd anniversary :) It's been 3 happy years with my lovely husband. I wanted to make something special for my husband. I've been wanting to try out an explosion box for quite some time and decided to give it a go. So here is my anniversary explosion box.


To embellish the lid, I used a few punched flourishes. I added a diecut and wrote "Happy Anniversary". The glitter is a 3D liner.



The outside of the box is pretty CAS with a few hearts on a couple of side.

I used the Filigree Heart stamp from Lili of the Valley and used 3D glitter outliner on it.

On the inside, I wrote some quotes about marriage and added some charms on each side.


The puzzle piece and birds charms are from Blue Moon beads. The small glass bottle is from Pinque Peacock. The black ribbon is from my stash.





The centerpiece is a lattice arch with creepers on it (stopped myself from adding flowers on it). Added some flowers on the floor too.



The arch is perfect to hold some message.


What do you think of it? Please leave your comments and thoughts.

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