I made 24 Valentine cards using Amore Level 1.
To make cards from level 1's, cut the pre-printed pages in the size that you want for the front of your cards. In this case I am using the blank cards I purchased from Micheals. So I cut each page into 4 1/2"x 5" squares.
Then add ribbon, stickers, and stamping to make your cards quick and easy! Remember you have 2 B&T sheets and 2 card stock sheets to use as well. Here are the cards I made. I set the cards up so you could see which part of the page they came from. If you would like complete instructions for this YOYO workshop email me!
each section:
A, B
C, D
E,F
This heart card came from section E. I added the ribbon, Chocolate C.S. square, B&T square with stamped heart, and the tag sticker and tag button.
I added the stripe B&T, the heart sticker, and 3 brads. No stamping! So easy!
I added a strip of the chocolate B&T weave on the top, the striped B&T on the side, the ribbon, not on ribbon, and last the heart sticker.
Section D: You and Me
Section D: You and Me
I added the lace sticker, then the you and me sticker
Section B: heart stitched
I added the ribbon and the heart sticker.
That's it!
A, B
C, D
This pattern can be found in the Originals card book
I added the striped B&T, the Blush C.S., small blush B&T weave square, the ribbon, tied the knot around the ribbon, and then the circle sticker.
Section C: Love you
This pattern was inspired by a pattern from the Originals Card book.
I added the Blush C.S., the Chocolate C.S., two triangle stickers, and stamped LoveYou.
Section A: XO
Section A: XO
This pattern can be found in the Originals Card book.
I added the Chocolate CS, the Blush B&T weave, the label sticker (stamped with swirl design), the X and O stickers.
I added the bow (glued w/glue dot) and stamped the heart.
I added the bow and the stamped heart.
**I stamped with Cocoa when I should have used Chocolate! Opps!
I added the bow and the L O V E stickers
A, B
C, D
Ok I cheated! I used a SOTM that won't be available until March! But I couldn't resist!
I added the lace sticker, circle sticker, and the butterfly stamped image.
I added the ribbon, tied the bow around the ribbon, stamped swirls and heart, then added the S W E E T stickers
This pattern was inspired by a pattern from the Originals card book
I added the stripped B&T (tearing bottom first), then the blush CS (sanded then stamped), then folded the ribbon and glued with glue dotes, then added the 4 and U sticker.
I added the lace sticker and the button stickers.
Tip* to make your sticker buttons look more like real buttons cover them with a little Liquid Glass (let dry before touching!)
I added the striped B&T, the ribbon, the two tag stickers, then the brad.
Page 4
A, B
C, D
E, F
Section A: Hug
I added the lace sticker, the ribbon and the H U G stickers.
Section E: Heart window
I added the Blush CS square, the Blush weave B&T square (with stamped heart image) and the 3 brads.
Section C: hanging tag
I added the striped B&T (tearing bottom first) the ribbon, tied a bow around the ribbon, then the Blush CS (sanding first then stamped swirl)
I added a the Cholcolate CS, Blush weave B&T over chocolate CS, the lace sticker, B and F sticker, then stamped the butterfly.
Section D: LOVE
I added the stripes (two of them, torn at the bottom), the bow, and then stamped LOVE.
Section B: 4 u (#2)
I added the Chocolate CS, then the scrap strip that was left over from cutting page 1, then the 4 and U stickers, stamped the swirls, then the two small circle stickers
I was originally going to just use stickers, but I am such a stamp 'a 'holic I couldn't resists. If you do decide to only use stickers, I recommend purchasing the Level 2 stickers as well to give you more options. I love to use 3-d tape or square foams with the stickers. It gives it a slightly nicer look.
You can make these cute cards using any cute heart or valentine stamps. I used the coordinating colors for ink: Chocolate, Blush, and Tulip.
Try making other cards with your Level 1's! I know you can do it1
1 comment:
These cards are awesome...you do such a great job.
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