The background cardstock is stamped with a Hero Arts Cling Stamp, Heart Flourishes. The edge diecut border is created using Tim Holtz Alterations Brackets Die. (Available at Joan's Gardens) I have NO idea where the heart shaped doily came from, but most likely the cake-decorating section of Walmart in a doily pack. Metal charm hearts from my stash---don't know the manufacturer. (It was at the bottom of my paper embellishments and cut outs box. I ran it through the bigshot to flatten it completely, then adhered it to pink inked-edge cardstock with Glue N Seal.
I tried a rub-on from K&Company called Sweet Talk. I did not like the way that the rub-on stuck (probably too many surfaces for a good adhere---so I will either spray or brush the surface with something to be sure that the big flourishy word "Love" is stuck down. I'm thinking ModPodge, or Clear Acrylic spray---any suggestions? --OR just a light coat of Inkessentials Glue N Seal Both my ModPodge and Glue N seal give a matte finish, and I really don't want a matte surface on this card.
Oh Wow.....beautiful!!!!! I used my first rub-on the other day for a sentiment and it did great but it was a plain flat surface. I was surprise it even worked since it was about 5 years old.... Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSomeone from Joan's Garden a year ago had those beautiful silver double metal hearts and she bought them at Walmart. I was able to find them at Walmart and Joaann Fabric in the wedding section and think I paid $3.00 for 24 of them. They are very beautiful on any card. Love you card
ReplyDeleteIt probably was me, Nancy--on the black and white wedding card I did for the son of a friend: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-02Hia2bANjs/T7_olPgpO2I/AAAAAAAADvk/dqEnab9aru0/s1600/AJG_ChallengeWeek19_4blog.jpg
DeleteYou are one busy girl. Another beautiful card!
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