Crafty Cardmakers: #157 Love, Love, Love

Julie is hosting our Love, Love, Love Challenge. As Valentine's Day is just around the corner we want to see your 'love' themed creations.
You can enter anything you fancy, it doesn't have to just be cards, as long as it meets the challenge, and doesn't exceed the 15 total challenges entered rule!

Some inspiration from our fabulous DT

Julie

Using Sara's Signature Collection Love and Romance

Josephine

A fairly clean and simple design - a valentine for my husband. The image is a very old one from Cuddly Buddly to which I added the sentiment and then coloured with promarkers. I took a section of the image and tiled it in Photoshop Elements to make a matching background paper.

Ina

A CAS card using dies and cut outs from Memory Box and Kaisercraft

Judy

I made this love card for my husband for our wedding anniversary. The heart was hand drawn, the sentiment, star banner and butterfly were die cuts. For colour on my card I used several colours of distress inks and thick embossing enamel. The script on the heart is an very old Italian poem rubber stamp by Hero Arts.

Mary

I used a stamp from the Platinum Popcorn the Bear set called Perfect couple and paper which I had printed from a CD ROM a few years ago.

Angela

I started by making a Masterboard and used it as the background for this card. The small heart dies are Tim Holtz, the border die is by memory box and the large heart by docraft. The sentiment is part of a stamp called Love Quilt by Whippersnapperdesigns. Hope you like it, Angela x

Sally

For my card I have used a variety of flowers, die cuts and papers from my stash.

Ngaere

For my project I made a small mixed media canvas incorporating a heart frame, beads, metal embellishments, flowers and die cuts.

Marlene

For my Card I have used a Marianne Designs Die, embossing folder and Pearls

Lin

I made my card with a Prima Stencil, and another whose name I can't remember, and Chocolate Baroque's Punky Heart stamps. See my blog for more details

Maike

I created a shadow effect by die cutting the word love once from my panel and also three times from some grey cardstock. Images and sentiment are from a set by Taylored Expressions.

Bec

I have used the gorgeous Kiss Kiss range from Crate Paper to create this lovey dovey card!

Jackie

I went right out of my comfort zone with this mixed media piece! It is an MDF heart with frame treated with a variety of media to make a display item...

Pam