Country Vibe Valentine

Country Vibe Valentine Card - Rosanne Mulhern Heartfelt Stamping

Happy Friday, friends!  I’m sharing the last of my Valentine’s Day cards for 2024 with this country inspired card.  I paired the red gingham heart with an embellishment of retired Cherry Cobbler ribbon and SU’s Tin Tile Embossing Folder (ret) which is one of my all-time favorite folders.  The Love sentiment is from the Honey Bee Bitty Buzzwords dies.  I really like the combination of rich Cherry Cobbler and Kraft. Here’s the inside…just simple and…

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Patchwork Quilt Valentine Card – #tttc239

Patchwork Heart Valentine Card -Rosanne Mulhern Heartfelt Stamping

It’s the first Tic Tac Toe Thursday of the New Year!  This year we’re going to a two week team rotation.  This means that each challenge board will remain open for two weeks instead of one to give you more time to create and participate.  I think this was a great idea.  For this first challenge of 2024, it was Team O’s challenge to create for and Jeanie came up with a board chock full…

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Pretty Poinsettia for Christmas – #TTTC237

Welcome to another Tic Tac Toe Thursday! I had the opportunity to create this week’s challenge board…I hope it will inspire you to play along with us! …And here’s my card.  I chose the third row across: Red, Flocking, Embossing With the holidays in full swing, I created a pretty card with lots of dimension and texture.  I used mostly retired SU products starting with the beautifully flocked Plush Poinsettia DSP.  This paper is too…

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Time for a Celebration for #TTTC235

Time for a Celebration Birthday Card - Rosanne Mulhern Heartfelt Stamping

While it’s time for a (birthday) celebration, it’s also time for another Tic Tac Toe Challenge. I loved working with this board that Karren created.  So many of the elements spoke to me that I had a hard time deciding what to create.  I chose to go two ways on the board… left side diagonal:  Blue, Free, Celebration and middle column down:  Stripes, Free, Flowers I was recently browsing Scrapbook.com’s site and came across this…

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