Saturday, February 7, 2015

JUST US GIRLS #279 - Word Week


It's Word Week  at JUST US GIRLS. Cheryl is our Hostess this week and she's picked the word LOVE as your inspiration. Since V-Day is rapidly approaching, this is a fantastic challenge to get those last minute lovey-dovey cards made! Here's my take:



Here's the inside:

My apologies for the shoddy print job. The sentiments are computer generated, and my printer is on it's last leg. I desperately need a new one! The lady says "I love you" and the man says "Is that you or the wine talking?" I think you can read the inside well enough! LOL! I printed the front sentiments on vellum, because I didn't want to cover up the stamped background panel completely. The Mr. and Mrs. are stamped on white cs, fussy cut, adhered to black cs and fussy cut again. (Because that's how I roll) The metal heart stickers on the word bubbles were used because 1) they were heart shaped and 2) they hide the foam dots used to stick them to the card.

Ready to play along? Sure you are! Just be sure to link up your card or project at Just Us Girls! Don't forget to check out what my amazingly talented teammates, and our February Guest Designer, Stephanie, have created for your viewing pleasure! Remember, if you are picked as Chic of the Week for any of the February challenges, you'll be in the running to be our Guest Designer for the month of April! I look forward to seeing what you create! 

Challenges I'm entering this in:
The Male Room #3 - Valentines
Riley and Co. - Love
Naughty or Nice Challenge #12 - Feel the Love


Supplies
Stamps: Riley & Co.; Paper Smooches
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black, Lady Bug
CS: Darice; The Paper Co.
Accessories: GC; Paper Smooches - word bubble dies; Colorbok - metal heart stickers; Recollections - vellum; black Sharpie pen; sentiments computer generated
Adhesives: SA by 3L - MyStik permanent, 3D foam squares; AC - foam dots

16 comments:

  1. I am lovin' that snarky sentiment ... so fun ... so excited to be joining you for February.

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  2. LOL I am cracking up over the sentiment! I know a few people who would LOVE this card! Perfect images for it too~

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  3. Love the expressions on those faces - classic. What a fantastic layout for your card - the sentiments the hearts and the inside. Love that it is soooo different.

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  4. Love this, Chris! The combination of stamps with your sentiments are perfect. Nice job on the stamped background, too.

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  5. Very retro feeling card.....I love it! Nicely done!

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  6. Hahaha!!! This is just so funny and so clever! Great card!

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  7. This is too cute! I love the speech bubbles, so funny and those cool vintage people. Love your touch of snark!

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  8. I LOVE THIS!! It's perfect. Thanks so much for playing with us at Riley & Company.

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  9. Great card. Thanks for joining us at Naughty Or Nice Challenges, Jo x

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  10. LOL I love this so much (as I sit here drinking a glass of wine!) It's brilliant and hilarious! I just love the image of the man and woman. Would you mind sharing with me where you bought them?? I've been wanting to add stamps like these to my collection for quite some time :)

    I’m so glad you joined us at Naughty or Nice Challenges this month! Good luck!
    Sara
    www.PolkaDotRosie.blogspot.com


    PS--I'm your newest follower and would love it if you stopped by my blog and followed me too.

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    1. Hi Sara! Thanks for following me! I've just did the same with you too. ☺ The face stamps are from Riley & Co. Glad I could help!

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  11. LOVE this so much!! I can see this conversation happening at my house :) Love the crisp background and how you roll with the extra fussy cutting :)

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  12. LOL - this really made me laugh. I do like the fun, retro images and super sentiments. Thanks so much for playing along with The Male Room this week!!

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