I am guest designer for "She's a Sassy Lady" today. Thank you for visiting my blog if you are coming from her blog! I created quick and easy Valentines using the Cricut Cartridge "Sweethearts". Please visit Shelia's blog for complete instructions.
Now, for the rest of the story! Here is how I used the 'left-overs'! These little Valentines are easy to make and can be massed produced!
Please visit "She's a Sassy Lady" for complete instructions!
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17 comments:
Carolyn,
I love this idea, these are so cute.
Well done
Hugs, Stacy
Very sweet! LOVE how you used the "leftovers" too!!!
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These are just as cute as the originals.... Love how you took a mass produced card and doubled it! Thanks for sharing these great cards with us at She's A Sassy Lady today!
Those are all so adorable! What a great way to use the leftovers, too!
Love your Valentine's cards and how you did double duty with the cuts. Great idea and perfect way to make more with less.
You are always so amazing Carolyn.. these are so cute, i am on my way to Shelia's to see how you made these adorable cards...
Oh... I saw this over on Sassy! LOVE IT! What a fantastic tutorial!!!
Wonderful cards - way to use the cuts twice!
These are great! Such a fun set of Valentines!
Carri~abusybee
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Love the idea of using the leftovers! That's my kind of crafting!!
Evelyn
Wonderful Valentine cards. I like the use of the negative space. They are just the right size also. Happy New Year & Early Happy Valentine's Day!
Melissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
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I love them all!! So cute and I love anything that is fast and easy!
Tracy
Carolyn - I love these!! I might just have to scraplift your idea!! TFS!! Wishing you a Happy New Year!!
Donna wilson
Wow you make it look so easy! Have a wonderful new year!
Have a Happy & Safe New Year...
I love the simplicity and elegance of the cards. TFS and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Nice way to use the negatives
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