Happy Galentine's Day

Happy Galentine's Day - MFT

Good Morning crafty friends! Danielle here up on the BRI blog with a fun Valentine's Day card for you best crafty girl friend featuring the My Favorite Things recent February release!

I was so excited to see this month's mood board for February because I just adored the soft colors. I wanted to create a Valentine's Day card for a friend in non traditional Valentine's Day colors. I started off ink blending my panel using Distress Oxides in Scattered Straw, Milled Lavender, and Weathered Wood. Once I was done ink blending, I used the My Favorite Things Lots of Hearts Stencil and applied Nuvo Moonstone Glimmer Paste over the stencil onto my ink blended panel. To say that I am obsessed with this glimmer paste is an understatement! It creates such beautiful shimmer over any color it is applied to! It is a must have!! Once dried, I used the My Favorite Things Die-Namics Heart Trio Shaker Window die and ran it through my die cutting machine twice to make 2 rows. Make sure the glimmer paste is completely dry before you do this! I then laid my die cute panel over a piece of white cardstock and lightly traced the hearts. This was so I was able to perfectly stamp my My Favorite Things Heart Art Stamps in the correct position. I alternated each stamped image using Altenew premium dye inks in Blush, Limestone, and Butter Cream.

I then added the My Favorite Things Heart Trio Shaker Pouches using double sided tape. I added some Pretty Pink Posh Jewels in Buttercream, Ivory and Pink Blush. Once all my shaker elements were added, I adhered directly to my stamped heart card stock using double side tape. I adhered my complete shaker panel to my card base using foam adhesive. For my sentiment, I used My Favorite Things Sassy Pants Love Stamp set. This is such a fun sentiment stamp set for all your friends! I heat embossed using Versamark embossing pad and LawnFawn White embossing powder. I adhered in the center of my panel using foam adhesive.

I hope you enjoy this card as much as I did making it! Hope you have a wonderful day and make sure you stop by the shop to pick up these fabulous products!! See you next Tuesday! xoxox

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