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TCTC#2 a blushing valentine using FMS#219 and The Paper Players #278

Just a super quick post to get this card lodged in time with FMS before I go away on a little trip.
Using the colours from TCTC#2
 
And the theme challenge from the paper players.


The colours are the base of the new paper stack Love Blossoms and there are so many great papers in this stack but I settled on these two.
The card central panel is made using the inlaid embossing technique, using blushing bride flowers cut with the new Rose Garden framelits, adhered to the crumb cake and then the entire panel was embossed using the now retired script folder. I added some extra sponging using a dauber for a little more depth. And of course with all things Valentine you need some sparkle. so the Wink of Stella is painted generously onto the blossoms.



the What I love Sale a Bration set was perfect for the leaves and the valentine sentiment.



thanks for looking, Liz
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  1. Hi Liz, love your glittery die cut flowers for your cute Valentine card. Thanks for playing along at The Colour Tree.

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  2. This is so gorgeous! I love the way you did the inlaid technique and then embossed for the texturing. The Wink of Stella gives the appearance of even more texture. Really beautifully designed and created! Thanks for playing along with my sketch at FMS this week!

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    1. Thankyou Cindy, it is a great sketch. And I am in love with Stella!

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  3. This is such a fabulous card! I love the mix of image and colours you've used! Thanks for joining us at FMS this week!

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    1. Thanks so much Narelle, FMS is such a great challenge. I enjoyed making this card,and with the sparkle it's prettier IRL, love those framelits.

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  4. Very pretty. Love the softness and elegance of the card and design.

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  5. So soft and pretty! I love the sparkle,a very elegant card. Thanks for joining us at The Paper Players this week!

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  6. Very pretty. Love the soft, silver heart. So glad you joined us at the Paper Players this week
    Jaydee

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