Sunday, February 12, 2017

Valentine Snippets


Here are a couple Valentines I made with snippets of cardstock. This one was done in shades of blue. I simply glued down strips of dsp on a scrap piece of cardstock in a herringbone pattern, then die-cut it with a SSS heart & thank-you die, added a SNSS sentiment and called this one done.



This was done with pink snippets, and I had enough of the herringbone pattern left to die-cut a smaller heart using a SU! framelit die. 

Wishing you all a happy Valentine's day......it's right around the corner now :)

Carol

18 comments:

  1. They really look lovely Carol. What a great way to use up your snippets of pretty paper. Barbxx

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  2. Great use of your snippets!! So clever putting them in a herringbone pattern and diecut in heart shapes! Well done!

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  3. Both cards are SO pretty, Carol! I have never done this technique and everytime I see one of your pretty cards done with it I kick myself for it! This technique really gives each card a different look. I love these diecut with the hearts too! Very cool idea! Have a great day even though it's a dreary one! I bet you can't wait for racing to start up! I know Ryan is excited for it!

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  4. These are both so pretty! I love the herringbone pattern. It looks like a lot of work though!

    TFS!

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  5. Carol these are wonderful creations.
    This will also be perfect for one entry as an anything goes creation for our challenge below.
    Hugs
    Desíre
    {ATG with a CREATE WITH TLC Element}
    {Doing Life – my personal blog}

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  6. Oh my gosh these are adorable!! They look just like little mini quilts! I have a bag of scraps but not sure I have enough colors that blend as nice as yours do! I'll keep saving them though. Thanks for sharing your beautiful art work!

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  7. Now these are just gorgeous heart quilts!!! What a perfect way to show love! Great use of your snippets as well. Wonderful 'strip quilting' too. Corners mitered beautifully! TFS & you know I loved these 2 cards! Hugs

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  8. Oh I love this one and I haven't made a card for Jack yet and he is a "less is more" type guy so I think I will have to CASE your card. Thanks because my MoJo has gone and left me so this was a BIG help.

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  9. Lovely way to not have them exact but each as pretty as the others.........Lis

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  10. Perfect snippets card and SO PRETTY! Love the direction of the pieces on paper in the heart and of course that CAS look!
    Sorry I haven't been around this week. Life got in the way - and will be in the way once again this coming week, but worse! Will be back when I can.
    Lynn

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  11. Fabulous cards Carol, a clever way to use your scraps - so pretty.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  12. OMGOsh Carol, you never ceased to amaze me! I love your cards and those hearts done that way!!!! Clever gal you! Can we change brains for a while?!! Hehe I wish my brain worked the way yours does! Hugs, Brenda

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  13. These special cards have my heart all a flutter. Wowzer, what a great use of snippets!

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  14. Two hearts are just gorgeous, love the beautiful patterns.x{aNNie}

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  15. Wow these are just awesome Carol!! I really love the different patterned papers you've used and especially the design look you've achieved with them!! :) HUGS

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  16. What fun you have with strips of paper. I had forgotten I meant to do something similar with washi tape this year.... well, there's always next!

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  17. WOW! love the piecing and a great assortment of papers in each design, love them.
    Faith
    x

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  18. Oh I love these! Pink one is beautiful and the blue is amazing! Such a great idea for a pattern

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