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Happy Valentine’s Day Projects!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Today I am posting some of my Valentine's Day projects that you may have missed from past year's.  First is my favorite using the Scallop Trim Border Punch and Corner Punch, I love this Easel Card!!

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If your Anniversary is near Valentine's Day, then card works for either one!

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Hope you enjoyed these projects. Back to my card buffet projects tomorrow.

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SCS Creative Crew February Challenge – Rosette “Wreath”

The last Creative Crew Challenge for February that I completed was for the Holiday Focus: What holiday do you love the most?  (Easy for me – Christmas!!) What's your favorite accessory? (Not so easy – I like them all!!!  So, I decided on what I use the most and chose Designer Series Paper the close second was the Big Shot which is really a tool not an accessory per se).Combine the two in a project.    Well, my mind kept going in different directions for ideas and I finally went back to the first – Christmas and Designer Series Paper.

Close up of the details:

Stamps:  Delightful Dozen, Delightful Decorations

Card Stock:  Very Vanilla, Lucky Limeade, Everyday Enchantment Designer Series Paper

Ink:  Lucky Limeade, Poppy Parade

Accessories:  Framelits Labels Collection, Big Shot, Designer Rosette Bigz XL Die, Everyday Enchantment Ribbons & Brads Pack, Ornament Punch, Basic Jewels Rhinestones, Chantilly 1/2" Crochet Trim

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Rose Gift Box for Valentine’s Day!

I created this box to hold a Valentine's Day gift of chocolate.  Who doesn't like chocolate!!!  I cased the box idea from Stampin' Connection.  I don't know who the original creator is, so if anyone knows who first created this flower please let me know and I will give them credit.

The flower petals were made with the ornament punch. I used somewhere between 34-40 petals the outside bottom row contains about 14 petals and there about 4 rows before the 3 center petals (which I curled around a pencil).  I used the 2 3/8 scallop circle for the base to attach the petals.  The box is 3" H x 2 1/2" W x 1 1/2" D. The front and back used the Scallop Circle Die which I trimmed at the bottom to be even with the box. I used the Build-a-Blossom punch for the leaves.  You will need study adhesive to hold the flower together – ask me how I know !

Another view:

It took a little time, however, the end result was worth it.

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Would you Put Jewelry in Your Hat?

Would you put jewelry in your hat? Yes, when the hat is the gift holder!  This is another of the project we made last month. Check it out:

Do you recognize the container — Stampin' Up! uses them to package our brads, buttons, trinkets, and other items.  I love to recycle when I can.  Want to know what else I have made with the containers?  Here are a few more ideas from last year.

Tooth Fairy Container:

Flower:

Another View:

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Candy Cane Elves and Angel Kisses

I am going to try to catch up on a lot of projects I created for my clubs, workshops, and classes this fall.  The following punch art were for two of my December club projects.  Inspiration for these came from Stampin' Connection, a Stampin' Up! website for demonstrators only to share ideas with each other.

 First is this cute elf candy cane holder:

Click HERE for my template.

 Second is a cute treat holder called Angel Kisses that I cased from Janet Wakeland.  It could be given to someone special any time of the year not just for Christmas.

Click HERE for my template.

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