Freebie Valentine Backgrounds For You

Valentine Bicycle Stamp

Soon it will be Valentine's Day and I expect you are
now working on your Valentine Cards.  Later  I hope
to put up some backgrounds that you can make use of.

Image - Valentine Bicycle - Jessica Weible Illustrations
Background & Sentiment - Myself
Nestabilities - Classic Scalloped Circles
Edgeabilities - Classic Triple Scallop

Beach Wedding Card

This card I did for JW Illustrations.It definitely
needed a beach background - it is a bit different
from my usual wedding style, but I think it came
out nicely. 

Image Ingrid & Andy - Jessica Weible Illustrations
Image background - Clip Art
Flowers - Petaloo
Cuttlebug - Embossing Folder
Sentiment - Word

CDAC Progressive Challenge #10

Here is my card for the above challenge.  This time I chose a

humorous image to use. The image is from Just Inklined.

A Baby Girl Card

Usually I explain how I make my cards, but perhaps it is
clearer just to write what materials I use - see below..
If I use a new method, then I can write about it in detail.

Isn't the image cute!  I do need to stock up on
embellishments though, because although I have quite
a few, I find I cannot always find exactly what I want. I
can, of course, make my own, and often I do. 

• Image from Jessica Weible Illustrations - Bouncing Baby Girl
• Cuttlebug embossing folder - Swiss Dots
• Nestabilities - Labels Twenty-Two
• Generations 'pretty simple' paper and cardstock
• Dot sparkler stickers - Stampendous
• Small Stars - Studio112

A Baby Boy Card

Here is another card I have designed for Jessica Weible Illustrations.
I used Nestabilities Classic Scalloped Circles around the image
and another circle behind the image in a shiny blue paper. The
white spotted bacground paper is from DCWV called 'Nana's
Kids'.  The buttons are from 'Button Ups' and the cute charm
I believe I bought at Michaels.  The cardstock is from
Core'dinations.  A Fiskars punch was used at the bottom
of the spotted background paper. 

I'm also in the middle of making a card for the Progressive
Challenge at CDAC.  I have chosen a funny image to use
and hope to think of a cute message to go with it!