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LoveNote from the Heart

Hope you're liking our new product blitz as much as we enjoy sharing our ideas with you.  I love the pink/orange/brown combination for Valentine Cards – especially because it gives me an excuse to ink up a swirly, shimmery background and add some great new dies.  

The intricate Bingham Heart 98499, solid Grand Heart from the 2012 Collection and sweet Poppystamps Labrador 879 create a card to make anyone smile. The Lab is cut from the plush Mushroom Velvet Paper I found at Impress.  View the Memory Box 2013 Collection here – and the new Poppystamps dies right here.

Here's a card with another new Memory Box Die – it's the versatile Heart Ensemble 98479.  Here's a link to the directions for this project.  

Be sure to add your comments to each designer post on Outside the Box this week.  We're giving away dies from the 2013 Collection – and you could be a winner!

 

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60 Comments

  1. You are right, this card did bring a smile. The mushroom velvet paper looks perfect for the pooch. Thanks for the tips for spritzing your own custom paper.

  2. Oh I’m going to have to get the lab die – My MIL breeds and trains them, so she would love to get a card made with this! Thanks for showcasing!

  3. Very pretty colors and I love the new labrador die!
    I have added 2to more dies to my wish list, the lab and the intricate heart.

  4. Great cards! I love the shimmery heart and the dog carrying the love letter. I think I love all of the heart dies!! I was looking at the dies last night. Thanks for sharing.
    Katie B.

  5. What a yummy color combination! And that dog is enough to warm even a cat lover’s heart. Wonderful post!

  6. I must agree with your comment about the color combination 🙂 The dies are great, and the new Bingham die has such possibilities. Love the cute Labrador too!
    Hugs, antonella 🙂

  7. I got a glimpse of the new collection and WOW!!! Love everything I see! Great color and design!

  8. So happy that Dave designed the lab – and other animal dies. Just looks like my lab 🙂

  9. I seen that lab done with the tree die never would have thought to use it for valentines day with those colors! Thanks for the great idea and helping expand my creativity! And those connecting hearts are super fun!!!!

  10. I love the fun colors on that heart. And who can resist this pup. Thanks for the inspiration. 😀

  11. I love the new MB & PS dies. They’re all so great. Thanks for sharing your design ideas.

  12. Great colors and not so predictable…love that.
    That heart die to to die for…pun intended. LOL
    I need an increase in my crafting allowance–I can tell already.

  13. OH thanks thanks thanks, love the lab die, but for me it will be a Rhodesian Ridgeback, just a minor conversion.
    Great die and wonderful card.
    hugs
    Donna

  14. I love the colors! I think many guys & young guys would love these colors & that lab dog on a Valentine card! The guys aren’t always Pink, red & frilly fans! These look nice! Awesome job! they are really neat & really different in a good way.

  15. These are great . I especially love the lab card . I have a big black lab , Marley . Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and a chance to win .

  16. Orange and red were a no-no, but now that they’ve been used together people realize they do coordinate. Love the Lab. We had lab’s for many years so I’ll have to find this one.

  17. Love the lab die. Just adopted two from a rescue…I’ll make some cute thank you cards with it!

  18. The Bingham Heart die is exquisite!
    Lots of passionate colour that suits Valentine’s Day cards.

  19. Beautiful new dies! I am totally addicted to your dies and luckily my Canadian online retailer stocks them. They are the best dies I have used and I can see that my collection will increase!

  20. very lovely designs. i struggle using ink and sprays and would love to get better at it.
    thanks for the directions, it sure does inspire.

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