C.C. Blog — valentine animals

Hello, it's Meg here with you today! I love making nearly-monochromatic cards with the cuties in the C.C. Designs shop. The magic behind today's card is in the background. Did you know that you can run the C.C. Designs stencils through your die cutting machine, and end up with a beautiful embossed background?! Cool, huh?! To use this technique, you need to Google how to do this with your particular machine. No matter which machine you have, you will need a rubber embossing pad. I've used lots of products from the shop to create this little scene. The products I've...

Hi everyone! It's Laura here, an today I am back with a post and a video where I will share how I created this sweet Valentine's day card with the Valentine Animals and the Hearts and Arrows Background Rubber Stamp.  For the background of the card I used Distress Oxides and a very easy and super fast technique to create an ombré watercolor effect - make sure to watch the video below to check it out! I used Festive Berries, Work Lipstick and Spun Sugar on Ranger Watercolor Cardstock. I then used the same colors to create a stamped pattern on...

Welcome everyone and let the Valentine's Season commence! I created a Valentine's Day card wit the New Valentine's Animals Stamps and Valentines Animals Die Sets. This is a sweet card that can be for a special someone or a sweet friend. I pared the sweet little Giraffe from the Valentines Animals Stamp Set with the fox from the Coffee And Cookie Stamp Set. The Background of this sweet card is made with the New Hearts And Arrows Background Rubber Stamp. I stamped it with Lawn Fawn Lobster ink for that candy red feel. The sentiment is from the Love You...

Our final preview is the Valentine Animals Set. But don't let the name fool you,, this set can be used for so much more than just Valentines Day. Since the animals arms are open you can add elements from other sets to them. Like the cookie from Coffee and Cookie Set.    Card 1 has the adorable sheep, I colored him in blues and greens and added white dots to his shirt. I again used the In & Outs Rectangle Die to center the card. The banners and star are from the Quad Collage Die. I embossed the sentiment with...