Surprise Valentine Card - Canvas Corp


Hi! I'm sharing a Valentine card that I created for Canvas Corp today. The Creative Crew was challenged to create a surprise Valentine card for someone special and this is what I came up with.


I mixed the traditional Valentine colors of red and pink with a healthy dose of black. This card needs to fit inside an envelope so I tried to keep that in mind while designing. Rather than pile on a lot of embellishments, I chose to stack thin layers of different patterned papers and textiles. I love this mix of cardstock, tissuestock, corrugated cardboard, stamped canvas and burlap!


I added two small embellishments to the front of this card; a thin love charm that I tied to a piece of hemp rope and a small cupid that I cut from a printed notecard and attached with a mini clothespin.

I'm looking forward to delivering this card to a special someone!

Thanks for stopping by today!


Canvas Corp Supplies:
Paris Hearts on Ivory
Red and White Dot Reverse
12x12 Burlap Sheet - Red
12x12 Canvas Sheet
Damask on Ivory Tissuestock
E-Flute Black
Mini Clothespins - White
Hemp Rope - Red
Ivory Greeting Card
Gypsy Pack - Vintage Bazaar
Love Charm

Other Supplies:
Paper Wings Productions Background Writings Cling Stamp 

I'm also sharing this piece today for the Paper Wings Productions February Link-Up Party. If you'd like to join the party, you have one week to share your creations using Paper Wings Productions stamps. Simply link up your new project to the Paper Wings Productions Blog for your chance to win a $25 Gift Certificate to the Paper Wings Productions Store!

Comments

  1. Very pretty and the layers are wonderful!
    Hugz,
    Chana Malkah

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  2. love that red and black and white combination Dana !! have just finished something with these colors :) I am sure your 'special someone' will love this :)

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  3. Wow Dana! Just Love your clever use of textiles on this! Gorgeous! ♡

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  4. Wow Dana! Just Love your clever use of textiles on this! Gorgeous! ♡

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  5. Really pretty! I love the stamp you used with this and the idea of stacking textures instead of thicker embellishments. What ink did you use that the image stamped so crisp?

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