I TOLD you I had an over abundance of Coin Envelopes! I decided to make Valentine cards to fit these babies!
In my defense this was probably the only quantity I could find on Amazon.
But THEN when I started digging around my Valentine storage box. NOT to be confused with a Valentine box for holding all the kiddie Valentines we all use to spend hours decorating! Do kids still make Valentine boxes?
And I found this stack of 3 x 5 heart printed envelopes! There are two dozen of them. But as I admitted in my previous post - my list of "home made card worthy friends" isn't long enough to even need a list!
So...I put the Coin Envelope mission on HOLD! I will use these little cuties instead! Luckily I can still use the juicy stack of strips that are left-over from making square cards. So many missions! So little time!
In the spirit of a holiday mash-up I FINALLY broke out one of my Christmas gifts to use on one of the Valentine cards. I put to use the Tim Holtz Alphabetical die. I think I will be using this quite a bit! Fun font and oh how I enjoy my Cuttlebug!
Buckle Up
~Base card Bazzill pink cardstock
~Target tag with twine
~Valentine ribbon
~Chipboard buckle
~Red glitter chipboard heart
Inspiration | Challenges
Sketch Saturday - layout
One Stitch at a Time - love is in the air
The Ribbon Girl - anything plus ribbon
Hearts-A-Plenty
~PaperTry Ink white cardstock
~Layer of The Paper Studio Basics design paper
~Red stripe tag with twine
~Chipboard buckle with heart print ribbon
~Glitter chipboard heart
Inspiration | Challenges
Mojo Monday - sketch
Crafting When We Can - add hearts
Exes and Ohhhs
~Base card PaperTrey Ink Pure Poppy
~Letters die cut using Sizzix Tim Holtz Alphabetical
~Tic-Tac-Toe made using white cardstock, creased, smudged, and stamped with Paper Studio Alphabet, layered on cardstock matts
~Washi tape
Inspiration | Challenges
Corrosive Challenge - love
Crafting with Dragonflies - anything goes
Digi Designs - use lots of red
Thanks for clicking by!
Here's to staying focused, digging through storage boxes, and finally playing with Christmas presents!
Nancy in Iowa








