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Spellbinders Lace Hearts Cards

Today's cards feature the Spellbinders Lace Hearts die set and the January Glimmer Hot Foil Kit on embossed heart backgrounds. 
I created two different background panels.  For the first panel, I used VersaMark ink to stamp the Hero Arts Bursting With Love background stamp on red cardstock.  I heat embossed it with holographic embossing powder.  For the second background, I used Festive Berries Distress Oxide ink to stamp the Simon Says Stamp Heart Garland Background stamp on white cardstock and heat embossed it with clear embossing powder.  I layered each background on gold foil cardstock and adhered them to a white card base.

I die-cut the large lace hearts from gold foil cardstock and the inner hearts with white cardstock.  I layered the hearts on the stamped backgrounds using foam tape.  I added a red foil heart glimmered with gold foil to one of the cards and a small gold foil heart to the other.


The final touch was to add a glimmer sentiment to the bottom right of each card.



I love how the Lace Hearts die set coordinates well with the January Glimmer Hot Foil Kit to make a perfect set of Valentine's Day cards.
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Supplies:
  • Accent Opaque White Cardstock 100lb
  • Recollections Cardstock - white and red
  • Recollections Foil Cardstock - red and gold
  • Spellbinders Lace Hearts Die Set
  • Spellbinders January Glimmer Hot Foil Kit
  • Spellbinders Glimmer Foil - red and gold
  • Hero Arts Bursting With Love Bold Prints Stamp
  • Simon Says Stamp Heart Garland Background Stamp
  • Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink in Festive Berries
  • Versa Mark Ink
  • Ranger Holographic Embossing Powder
  • Hampton Art Clear Embossing Powder
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