Hi Creative Friends,
We have a very special treat for you today! We are sharing not one but three awesome card designs by Dana Kirby (IG: @dkirbystamps). Dana is showing off the versatility and fun you can have with the new Mix & Match Hearts set by Concord & 9th.
Hi friends! It’s Dana here today and I am back with a few Valentine’s Day cards that use the Mix & Match Hearts set from Concord & 9th. This set includes an inlay die and stamp set that is so fun to use and creates the sweetest Valentine’s Day cards.
I started my first card by using the Mix & Match Hearts inlay die to create my card panel. I die-cut the panel from white cardstock and then inlaid colorful hearts back into the frame. I used Concord & 9th cardstock for all of my die cutting (White, Poppy, Sweet Pea, Butter Cup, Aqua Sky and Black).
Note: Concord & 9th is currently out of stock of their paper pack. The Spellbinders Assorted Color Essential Pack is a good substitute for this project (in the supply list below).
Next, I stamped my sentiment with the Mix & Match Hearts stamp set and VersaMark ink. I then heat set my sentiment with white embossing powder. I trimmed the sentiment strip down and attached it to my card panel with foam adhesive to finish my card.
For my next card I stamped words onto four of the hearts with the Mix & Match Hearts stamp set. I attached the hearts to my card panel with foam adhesive. I then wrapped baker’s twine around the panel before attaching it to an A2 card base. Such an easy (clean and simple) card to create but I love how it turned out.
My last card is another clean and simple card…
I again used the Mix & Match Hearts inlay die for my card panel. I inlaid all of the white hearts back into the frame and added one red heart with XOXO stamped on it.
Thanks for joining me today and I hope you enjoyed my cards. This set has so many possibilites and it’s perfect to use with your little ones too! I know they would have fun creating Valentine’s for all of their friends.
Enjoy your day,
Dana
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