Happy Valentine's Day ( A & M Memories Design ) 1-21-18

Hi everyone I am Lisa and today I have Valentine's Day Card for you. I love this lady. You can get her at A & M Memories the sentiment is Happy Valentine's Stamp, and this is a digital stamp. If you would like to try your hand at this stamp yourself go to A & M Memories and

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I used my Cricut to help out with this card. I used a white base 4.00 x 5.50. The 1st layer is the same size in black and you can either use foam tape or tacky glue to adhere to the base. The white 2nd layer i use the Cricut to put XOXOXO on .

I colored the pin up girl with Spectrum Noir Markers and added some glitter to her make up and flower in her hair. I added a bow to the bottom and put a pearl as an earring. This card is a very simple even for those of you who are beginners or new to card making. If you do not have a Cricut you can use a stencil or some pretty paper for the background because this stamp is so beautiful she speaks for herself and you do not need much going on.

If you have any questions please let me know and as always Happy crafting, and once again if you would like to try your hand at this stamp yourself go to A & M Memories and

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