Here is my question...why do I always use black on Valentines Day cards? I really don't have a problem with the holiday. They probably aren't as romantic after 10 years of marriage but that is a whole 'nother topic right? :)
So here is my card...with some black on it...and no bling and no bows...what is the world coming to?
I cut the hearts out for another card and realized...hey I can use the negative! I was so inspired by this card that I had to give this a shot! See, I told you yesterday I was trying to use more felt! Look at me now!!
So that's it for today! We had a snow day yesterday so I have been having lots of fun with my kiddos! B is making me plastic waffles right now! So cute! Hope your day is good too!
Supplies all PTI unless noted...Yes...a supply list!!!
Stamps: A little Argyle, Fillable Frames #11
Paper: True black (why?), White SS
Ink: Razz Fizz, True Black
Misc: Simply Chartreuse Felt, Rose bud, Cuttlebug Embossing Folder, Heart Dies, Mat Stack Die
Laurie, this is so funny that you did a card inspired by that one! I have that on my to-do list too! I love your argyle hearts and yes keep using your felt!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI like the felt in the mat stack! Simply cute.
ReplyDeleteLove the color combo and I firmly believe black makes all things better!
ReplyDeleteHello why do you think I wear black when I workout ... it makes everything smooth :) And yes that is another conversation especially when your husband is home ALL THE TIME ....... as I recall that was not in my Vows .... Love the felt!!! Rock on Girly!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I use black on V Day cards all of the time. I think it looks sophisticated and not as girly that way. I love the card and I think using the negative was a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so totally ADORABLE!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute, Laurie. I love the mat stack done in the felt. Very pretty!
ReplyDeletethis is great...i love the argyle coming through the felt frame!!
ReplyDeleteYou are too cute Laurie! This is just super fun! I love the argyle behind the hearts! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteYay for using felt! The argyle is really a shoestopper here. LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it, and I REALLY love that you used felt for it- gonna have to try that one!
ReplyDeleteplastic waffles...how cute is that?!
ReplyDeleteLove your feltie card...I think the black is wonderful...it makes everything else POP:)
Aaagh! Argyle hearts, I love it! It is so clever how you used the mat stack with felt and the negative of the hearts! Makes a wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use the negative of the hearts in that way. Love the argyle peeking through. Great card!
ReplyDeleteOh Laurie, you GO with that felt! Rockin it! I totally love this.
ReplyDeleteOh so neat! Love how you used the felt!!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet and lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteBlack is a V-day color I think! I love the argyle hearts muchly! :) So cute!! And the tiny rose at the bottom is adorable too! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Laurie! This totally qualifies for Papertrey Playhouse's current challenge to make a Valentine card with non-traditional colors!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! And I love the sweet little sentiment propped up there like that.
ReplyDeleteWait a second. You linked to my card! Oh, you are seriously the sweetest...
ReplyDeleteOo-la-la! This is so cute! I love the cut-out hearts from the Mat Stack - darling! The sentiment is perfection - the brackets are the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteOooh, so gorgeous!! I think the black makes the whole card pop - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEvery single time I see one of your cards I have to add more ingredients to my "to buy" list! Felt?! I didn't really ever think about it til seeing all your cards using felt! Beautiful card, genius idea to use the negative space:)
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie,
ReplyDeleteIk follow your blog, 'cause I so love your style! Thanks for inpriring me over and over again.
Nadine
Loving the felt, you've inspired me to dig through my stash!
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong w/black. It's just the right backdrop for the lovely felt. Great card!
ReplyDeleteOooo, I LOVE this card! Those argyle hearts make me feel as warm and fuzzy as those felt accents! FABULOUS!
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