Oval heart

Continuing the die-wth-a-twist theme

I think I got this idea from remarkablycreated.com

Die cut the Bloomin' Heart,

place behind an aperture

add an easter greeting from Suite Sayings

Here's the light shining through....

simple but effective, do you agree?

Hope you are having a wonderful weekend

Lesley

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Forever friends

I had to borrow this stamp from the friend for whom I made the card!

I don't have teddies, and she just loves teddies!

I used my SU blendibobs.....as they are now nicknamed!

The skin tone blender pens are just perfect for teddies.

Oval framelits helped me, 

and I tied twine around some glimmer paper.

Spot the rhinestone?

I have a new wink of stella, that was supposed to be 'clear'.

I put a big splodge accidentally on the teeny tiny flower,

the ink was silvery and obliterated said flower,

hence the rhinestone to cover it up!

See....I'm always honest!

Have a terrific Tuesday!

Lesley

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simple Hello

Here's a card that you could send to someone just to say 'Hello'

I sometimes send a card to someone I've not seen in a while, to cheer someone up,

or simply because I can!

You'd be amazed at how something so simple can mean such a lot to someone.

So, do it! Send a card just because you can!

Adhere some DSP to the base of the card, add some more as a border....

cut the oval out with a die, add a bow to the front.

Turn the cut-out oval over, stamp, sponge the edges with ink,

stick to the inside....done!

Lelly Jelly Buttons

Here's a card I made for a very special lady...

I die cut an oval with the framelits, onto a 3-fold card....

embossed the oval shape with 2 smaller ovals 

(ask if you want to know 'how'!)

added the sentiment, some itty bitty flowers and rhinestones...

threaded some buttons onto linen thread,

and encased the threads in the 3rd layer.

This was inspired by the amazing window display at Hoop in Tenterden.

The added bonus, is the recipient can use the buttons afterwards!

The buttons were naughty ones though...

they refused to stay face forward, but still a pretty effect....