Valentine's Day Cards

I'm doing one lump post on these Valentine's Day cards or I will never get around to it.  A couple are from Pinterest, one is from the catalog.  

This card I used the sticker sheet on a back layer (I used white and should have gone with black but originally it was going to be a white card).  I cut the heart in foil red and in black.  I mounted the outline of the black heart on the piece of white cardstock and then inserted the red foil heart.  I then used all of the little pieces of black that were cut out to fill in the red heart.  It looks nifty in person to have the image filled in.

Die:  Bloomin' Heart
CS:  Basic Black, Real Red, Red Foil, WW
Misc.:  Real Red Ribbon, jewels

Stamps:  Bloomin' Love
Die:  Bloomin' Heart
CS:  Crumb Cake, Rose Red, Blushing Bride, Love Blossoms DP
Misc.: Sequins (left over from Paper Pumpkin), Pearls, Dimensionals
Die:  Bloomin' Heart
CS:  WW, Fresh Prints paper stack, Red Foil
Misc.:  Pearls, red sequins (from paper pumpkin), white ribbon
Die:  Bloomin' Heart
CS:  WW, Love Blossoms DP, Blushing Bride
Misc.:  Blushing Bride cotton ribbon, sequins (paper pumpkin)
Stamps:  Bloomin' Love
Die:  Bloomin' Heart
CS:  WW, Crumb Cake, Love Blossoms DP
Misc.:  Pearls
Stamps:  Bloomin' Love
Die:  Bloomin' Heart
CS:  Crumb Cake, Soft Sky, WW
Ink:  Crumb Cake, Soft Sky
Stamps:  Bloomin' Love
CS:  Garden Green, Crumb Cake, Rose Red, WW, Love Blossoms DP
Ink:  Rose Red, Crumb Cake
Misc.:  Dimensionals
CASEd:  Nicole Spicer

Stamps:  Bloomin' Love, Number of Years
Ink:  Wild Wasabi, Rose Red
CS:  Rose Red, WW, Love Blossoms DP, Wild Wasabi, Blushing Bride, Glimmer paper
Misc.:  Dimensionals, blushing bride cotton ribbon, wild wasabi seam binding, heart punch
CASEd:  Mary Brown

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