Welcome to the Quietfire Queen of Hearts Blog Hop!
We’re sharing our love/Valentine project ideas with you as we lead up to the big Queen of Hearts event on February 14th!
Each day designers will be posting brand new artwork they have created using Quietfire rubber stamps. Visit our blogs on the day of our featured project, post a comment on our Blog Hop post (see the schedule below) and you will be eligible to win a grab bag of Quietfire Design rubber stamps valued at $50! (yes, Suzanne doubled the value from the original announcement!) Each Designer will randomly choose a winner from the comments on their own Blog Hop post, so make sure you’ve commented on all the blogs by midnight Thursday, February 14th. Tell your friends!
All winners will be posted on the Quietfire Creations Blog on Sunday February 17th. If you are one of our lucky winners, please contact Suzanne privately with your snail mail address. (Her email address is in the sidebar of the Quietfire Creations Blog)
Here is our schedule:
- Saturday, Feb 9th: Terre, Holly
- Sunday, Feb 10th: Wanda
- Monday, Feb 11th: Sherry (Hey this is me!)
- Tuesday, Feb 12th: Yogi
- Wednesday, Feb 13th: Robyn
- Thursday, Feb 14th: Suzanne
Today is my day to share!
I used an old pad of MME Lost & Found – Madison Avenue for the card base, distressing the edges and sponging a little bit of Antique Linen on the edges.
The heart and sentiment were stamped on white cardstock and embossed with Queens’ Gold Embossing Powders. The heart was sponged with Antique Linen and Worn Lipstick, trimmed out and popped up on a mini tag that had also been covered in some scraps.
While the sentiment was still in the die, the edges were sponged with the same Antique Linen and Worn Lipstick. The edges of both were trimmed with a gold leafing pen.
A frame (Labels Twenty-Nine) was made using chipboard and some of the MME paper, to highlight the sentiment.
The flower (Bitty Blossoms) was die cut from another piece of the same paper pad, sponged with Antique Linen, a bit of Worn Lipstick and then misted with water and Heirloom Gold Perfect Pearls. The leaves (Foliage Two and Bitty Blossoms) were die cut from watercolor paper and then colored with Vintage Photo, Peeled Paint and Forest Moss Distress Stain. they were also misted with water and Heirloom Gold Perfect Pearls.
Well, that’s all for me today! I hope you’re enjoying the hop and don’t forget to leave a comment in order to be eligible for the prize drawing. Good luck!!
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