cut and emboss it with white embossing powder.
Stamp used was from Great Impressions H172.
Using the Word Play Die 657837 from Sizzix, for the letters, stained them and added embellishments and stamping. For the little card inside (this is where all the fun begins), using some beautiful papers from Making Memories (background) and from Kaiser Craft (Sweet Nothings Collection) for the cherub. With the Heart die 654983 from Sizzix
I cut one med heart, out of soft aluminum and stained it with Red Pepper Alcohol Ink and ran it though my Vintaj Embossing folder 657933. The other heart was cut from Christmas ribbon. Added Tim Holtz’s embellishments (arrow and word band). Plus two 3D hearts. Back of card stamp credits are Tim Holtz and Hero Arts.
Hugs XOXOXO
7 comments:
Only you can turn a plastic bag into a work of art! Vada, this is gorgeous and I love how you combined so many elements into such a wonderful Valentine! I checked out your weather forecast and it is going to be a cold one! Great weekend to stay in and play! Hugs!
This such a cute idea! The envelope with the heart window is gorgeous as is the card inside! x
Its all in the details GF and you've got it going on!
Great idea altering the packaging and Love your Valentine!
Hugs Lynn
Stunning,what a wonderful design,what a clever idea.Jacqueline.S
Great way to transform a plastic bag- loving your Valentine!!!
Vada, these are fabulous! I love the metal embossing and the cut-out as well. What a transformation of the bag!
gosh this is sooooo pretty, who'd of thought a plastic gift bag could look so pretty, Debi x
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