This week's CASology Cue Card is Valentine!
This card may look familiar - I have cased myself here. Last July, I made this one:
This sentiment is perfect for a valentine on its own, but by replacing the arrowhead with red hearts, it's even better.
If you're using a sentiment as a focal point, it's fun to try different ways of adding interest - maybe a new position? (wink!)
I used Essentials by Ellen Love You So and Fancy Thanks (for the solid heart). This dark, dark black ink is Stampin' Up's new Archival Basic Black and the red is Ranger's Classic Cherry dye ink.
Now it's your turn! We can't wait to see all your Valentines this week! Be sure to get more inspiration by visiting the rest of the DT blogs!
Hannelie Bester
Hazel Hodgkins
Jacquie Southas
Jen Wills
Joyce Mehrberg
Judy Marino
Kymona Tracey
Melissa Chipperfield
Sherrie Mannion
Tracey McNeely
Hazel Hodgkins
Jacquie Southas
Jen Wills
Joyce Mehrberg
Judy Marino
Kymona Tracey
Melissa Chipperfield
Sherrie Mannion
Tracey McNeely
and this week's Guest Designer: Lindsey
Love how you cased yourself. The hearts are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteFabulous CASE! Love the introduction and pop of the red! ❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeletelove this so much. the color, the white, the sentiments. perfect
ReplyDeleteExcellent CASE of your own work! I like the little red hearts a lot.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite sentiments Ardyth--super fun design!
ReplyDeleteI love this card. Perfect sentiment :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Ardyth! Love those tiny red hearts!
ReplyDeleteWonderful CASE of yourself, and those red hearts simply make the card.
ReplyDeleteLoved the original, Ardyth ... and think I love this one a smidgy bit more ... it's those bright red hearts ... they're fabulous! Hugs & bisous, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wipe the smile off my face with this one, Ardyth! SO clever to CASE yourself too. The red hearts are a sweet touch, as is the tilt!
ReplyDeleteArdyth, this a very sweet card! Love those arrows and hearts!
ReplyDeleteOK, this one really stands out too. WONDERFUL design!! Love the feeling it conveys with such little space & stamps.
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