Did you know that 141 million Valentine’s Day cards are
exchanged annually, making Valentine’s Day the second-most popular
greeting-card-giving occasion? This is according to www. history.com. They also
report that most of those cards are purchased 6 days prior to
Valentine's Day. So this month the Jacksonville STARZ wanted to help you create
a more personal Valentine with time to spare.
For the hop, I made this cute little tag to put on a gift. You could also add this to a card face!
I recycled quite a bit for this project. For the base of the card I used some of the chipboard that comes in the DSP packages to prevent the paper from bending. I just glued a piece of the Stacked with Love DSP to cover up the ugly cardboard looking stuff. I cut off the the corners by eye-balling it. I placed the Project Life Card (the heart is already cut out for you) about where I wanted it and then glued two black hearts right about where I wanted the confetti to be. Be sure to glue these hearts down really good. You don't want the confetti to get stuck under them.
Next I used redline tape to adhere a piece of scrap acetate to the back of the Project Life Card. Then I used the scrap ends of my dimensionals to make the shaker part. It is important to make a complete box around the heart, so that the confetti cannot escape. Oh and make sure your dimensional strips are adhered really well. I used the Confetti Start Punch to make the Confetti, as I don't have the new Confetti Heart Punch yet. I poured the confetti onto the black hearts and then adhered the Project Life Card over the top of it.
As an after thought I added the ribbon with the Rhinestones, which was kind of hard to do since the card was adhered to the tag, but I made due. I also added some Real Read Hearts on the front.
Here's a close up picture of the tag. |
Here are the products I used to make this cute little tag:
I hope you enjoyed this little valentine tag. Please remember to leave a comment before you head on over to Sheilah's blog.
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I love tags! This is a great idea! Can't wait to try!
ReplyDeleteAdorable and great use of the chip board Cari! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteCute Cari! I can't wait to get my hands on some of this new paper!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute tag Cari! I love the confetti!! :)
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