Heart Candy Valentines

Hello and Happy Valentines Day !!! Today I'd like to share this quick and easy card made using the "Love Struck" cartridge.

 

 

The cute heart candies were cut at 3 1/2", and the shadow was created using the heart candies at 3 3/4" and the Hide Contour Select feature of the Gypsy". I then used chalks on the bottom layer to make the words stand out.

 

 

I cut each element in four colours - blue, green, yellow and pink - then mixed and matched to create four different cards.

 

I hope you have a lovely day today.

Thanks for stopping by - Luv Tereesa :-) 

Card - Golfing Birthday

Hi, I hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day and enjoyed being spoilt for the day. I have a few things I would like to share with you this evening. The first is a card I made for hubby's birthday. I had just received Sports Mania, so obviously had to use it. I also used the Cricut Markers for the tees in the background.

I used Love Struck to make this "manly" mailbox to match.

The golfer on the end matches the card.

As promised, here is the Mother's Day Tri-fold Card (from the Perth workshop) in the varying shades of lilac with the butterfly papers.

It's amazing how using other colours can make the same card look so different.

And lastly, I wanted to share the gorgeous Mother's Day card I received from Alyssa. I was very impressed with her colouring of the flowers, and in particular, her shading on the pots. Thank you, Alyssa.

That's it for tonight. Hope you are all having a great week and enjoying this beautiful weather before Winter sets in (although that means more indoor time for craft).

Take care,
Luv, Tereesa.

Lovestruck Dinner for 2!

Hi, I know it is well past Valentine's Day,  but as there are a few Anniversaries being celebrated in my family, I thought I would show this romantic table-setting I designed for Scrappy-Go-Lucky.

I used clear glass plates over these placemats so the intricate design could be seen underneath.

Serviette Rings -

This beautiful silhouette was cut and adhered to the side of the candle.

A "Gift Box for Her". The heart in the cutout is the same as for the placemats, but it was drawn on acetate using the Cricut Ink Markers, then fixed to the inside of the box.

Pretty in Pink Mailbox - isn't it just too cute!!

A "Love You" card for him - romance isn't just for the ladies.

I finished the table setting with a bouquet of deep red roses.

Please contact me for full instructions and if you would like the Gypsy files.

Happy Anniversary! - You know who you are.

Have a great day,
Luv, Tereesa.