I used blender brushes to create a simple shaded panel to use as the backdrop for my Valentine mailbox. We all should have pink mailboxes on Valentine's Day! The beautiful DSP added a colorful splash of flowers.......always welcome on Valentine's Day!
I created a mini slimline card (base is 5 3/4 by 3 1/4) using Jen Mitchell's wide open sketch this week! Have fun with it at Freshly Made Sketches!
Stamp Sets: Mailbox of Love (Colorado Craft Co), Love Garden Greetings (SSS), Get Grounded (Ink Blot Shop)
Ink: Memento Black, Copics, Distress
Paper: Sweet Sorbet, Country Floral Lane DSP
So cute!! Love the paper that you've used, perfect with your mailbox image! :)
ReplyDeleteLinda, this is an adorable card. I love the mailbox and your coloring. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI once was hired to paint my neighbor's mailbox pink with a long-stemmed rose - she was a MaryKay lady! It was pretty, but not a sweet as yours, Linda! LOve the color blending and this darling dsp!
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I just love this! What a fun mix of colors and images! Sweet as can be and perfect for Valentine's!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet little card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card -- perfect for Valentine's Day! And I love the pretty background you created.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute card! I love that pink mailbox! I definitely need one of those! Love that sweet background paper! Perfect for Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love that shaded background and, you're right, pink mailboxes should be mandatory on Valentine's day!
ReplyDeleteDarling card. Love the little mail box image and your dp is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat background is so pretty and I love that little mailbox. Wondering if the HOA would give me approval off the black ones for this....
ReplyDeleteOh this mailbox is just the cutest in pink! This card just makes me smile - love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, how lovely! Love the pink mailbox and soft florals!
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