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You Make my Heart Flutter ( A&M Memories ) 12/24/17



Hi everyone, I am Lisa and I will be doing a card today with a Sentiment that could be used for Valentines Day or any day of the year.  This Stamp and Sentiment is from A & M Memories Designs and the Masquerade Ball .
 She is so beautiful and when making her I was thinking she needs some glitter..... Glitter makes everything better!!!!!!!
  If you would like to try your hand at this beautiful lady yourself go to 
 A & M Memories and 
use this code LISAA15 to get 15% off + mention LISAA in the comments too.
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I used Stickles Silver, gold, and red glitter from my stash.  I put this down with a very thin paint brush.  Now the was an experiment, after the glitter was down I did not think it was bright enough, so I did go over with some color later.

The glitter looks OK but not fancy enough for this little lady.

I colored the skin with Spectrum Noir Alcohol markers. and the dress I used Prisma Color Pencils.  I am trying to use Pencils more and more because I do need the practice, so I figured lets give it a go with her dress.
Card base is 4 x 5.50.
Top base I used Tacky Glue and this measures 3.75 x 5.25.
I then took a darker pink from my stash and cut a line up the middles then came from the corners up to center line to make to a banner.
Before I place on the card I did put these little flowers on so the end of the chain could be hidden in the back of the banner.  You just add some Tacky Glue to hold in place.

I put the sentiment on ( You make my heart Flutter ) along with a metal  heat and I added a little pearl.

Add our little lady with some foam tap and some flowers to top it off.








I hope you enjoyed our Masquerade Ball friend as much as I did.  Hope you have a safe and Merry Christmas and as always if you have any questions please let me know and Happy Crafting.

If you would like to get this stamp please go to A & M Memories and 
Use this code LISAA15 to get 15% off + mention LISAA in the comments too.








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