Happy Valentines Day

I love Valentines Day... not for the romantic expectations, but for the abundance of hearts, the colors red, pink, black and white and the excuse to eat as much chocolate as your belly can take!!!  I'm expecting a lot from my belly, thanks to my wonderful Husband (and Dad) who kept the Logan's Candy Shop tradition alive and well!

Unfortunately, even tho I love Valentine's Day, I don't have a Valentine's project to share... we've been in baby shower project creating madness around here.  But I have another boy card to share...

{Birthday Soaring Your Way... Card}

I used October Afternoon and The Girls Paperie for this card.  The clouds are cut using a QuicKutz cloud, the circle label is from October Afternoon along with the date tag, the plane is from Sassafras... I love this card!

And since it is Valentine's Day and I don't have much to offer you, here's a sampling of "lovely" projects that I found at CHA - enjoy this moment of love!

{Shirts by Silhouette team, love the Hug Me - using iron on material}

{Maya Roads canvas banner - I'm banana's over turning it into a pocket!}

{Maya Roads - I love the silhouette and the banner... tres chic!}

{7Gypsies card... their whole booth was an inspiration}

{I'm not sure where it's home is... but it's super sweet!}

{These pin cushion's aren't my grandmas pin cushions!  Jenni Bowlin awesomeness...}

See you all tomorrow!  Hope you're super busy loving people and being loved! 

Andrea

In honor of my boy

and his BIG 3 year old birthday, lets look at some "masculine/boy" cards that I created for an upcoming class!  The layout's on each of these cards can easily be turned into any occasion, it just depends on the paper and embellishments!! 

{Cool and the Gang Card}

{Basic HB Card}

The Cool and Gang Card is very little paper, but quite a bit of ribbon!  The dominoes and the playing card, along with the wood grain printed paper is all from Crate Paper Restoration line - I LOVE this line because I felt like it was very versatile, some of the papers are super pretty-girly, some are masculine.  It's a great line! 

The HB Card is all Basic Gray's Wander Line - which is a super fun travel or boy line with images that remind me Dr. Suess' Whoville!  I made my own Polaroid picture, which was super easy, just punch a large square from a 3.5 x 4 in. solid white... easy cheesey!

If you'd like to sign up for this class, please call Collective Journey @909.793.2200.

 

Andrea