
Here's an idea for making a quick, but cute Valentine Card for those of you who are into last minute projects either by choice or necessity!
Gather the Following Supplies:2 Different Sized Heart Punches
1 blank folded greeting card
2 small pieces of card stock in coordinating colors/patterns
1 medium size sheet of decorative paper
Glue Stick
Fine-Tip Marker
Chalk Ink Pad
Typewriter, alphabet stamps, or computer

1. Punch 6 hearts from decorative paper using the smaller heart punch.

2. Fold paper hearts in half vertically.

3. Glue the
back, right half of one heart to the
back, left half of a second heart.

4. Repeat step #3 and continue until you attach all 6 hearts together.

5. Punch a heart out of patterned card stock using large heart punch. Glue the ends of the 3D heart to the larger flat heart, as shown above.

6. Type the work LOVE on a scrap piece of card stock using typewriter, alphabet stamps or computer. I used my trusty vintage Olivetti.

7. Distress the edges of all the papers by inking with a Chalk stamp pad.

8. Draw "stitches" (or another design of your choice) around the perimeter of the folded card using a fine-tip marker. You could also sew real stiches using a sewing machine if you prefer, but the faux stiches are faster.

And "
ta-da!" Your card is complete and ready to give -
easy peasy!
9 comments:
This is a darling card Jeanne!
I love it!
I really like that big punch too. I need to see if I can find one of those. :0)
Thanks for filling in, you're the best!
Cerri xo
that is SO cute!!! i need to get to the craft store and get some of those heart punches!!!
You are just a busy lady....creating & creating! Your box sat right by me all day today while I worked on a swap for spring. Blessings.
XO~Hope
U have a good blog with pics.
Work from home
Love your card idea! I think I might make one for my hubby for v day.. instead of buying him one!
have a sweet day!
vivian
Thank you for sharing such a WONDERFUL card! GREAT job on the tut, too! :) Have a BEAUTIFUL day!
Dearest card! You always have such lovely ideas for us.
Jeanne that is fabulous.
Thanks!!
Alison
Jeanne I love your Card
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