
Inside: Happy Valentine’s Day! Guess who?
When I saw this adorable image was the January Digi of the Month at Deedee’s Digis I was so happy I played last month….because that meant I got it free! I thought this would make a cute Valentine card for a secret pal/secret sister. Which I have a standing order with one of the ladies at the retirement home to make a secret pal card for each holiday so I’m always on the lookout for good images that can be used! I wanted it to have a Valentine feel without it being too lovey. I used the color version then used the outline version to paper piece the blue part of the hat and sweater. I wanted the cream color to be the main color instead of white so I cut the snow out and only left a little on the mailbox. And with all the cold weather and snow we are having lately we just might have snow covered mailboxes for Valentine’s Day! I used i {heart} card sketches #51 as my inspiration (I love her sketches!). I think her secret pal is a female but I think with these colors it could go either to a female or male.
And you know you have way too much cardstock when the patterned paper states it matches 4 Bazzill Cardstocks and I had everyone of them!! I actually think that is being well prepared!
CHALLENGES:
1) Deedee’s Digis January Digi of the Month Challenge – Use the image provided and get next month image FREE!
2) Crafty Creations Challenge #255 – Seasonal (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) – I went with winter with the snow on mailbox, sweater and stocking cap!
3) Jan Card Challenge @ Scrapbook.com – Theme – Love
4) Penny’s Paper-Crafty Challenge #162 – Spots and Dots. I hope mine counts as I think Spots and Dots are the same thing.
5) i {heart} card sketches #51 – use the sketch as inspiration.

SUPPLIES:
Image: Sending My Love @ Deedee’s Digi’s
Cardstock: Bazzill ( French Vanilla, Crimson, Whirlpool, Coal)
Patterned Paper: Kaiser Craft (Loire Valley Collection)
Inks: pre-colored digital image printed on Canon Ink Jet printer.
Accents/Tools: ribbon brad, pop dots, Cricut, Basic George Cricut Cartridge
Technique: Paper Piecing (the blue on the hat and sweater)
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