I figured out that I could use the heart from Sewing Box Hugs to make a 4 leaf clover, and I masked part of the sentiment from my new Folk Art Medallion set, to come up with this very green card, I guess to celebrate someone who is lucky in love--or maybe to wish some lucky love to a love lorn friend--I seem to have quite a few of those lately. I used some Alphabet dies from PTI to cut out the word 'lucky', and some alphabet stamps for the word 'in'.
I am also entering this card into the Celebrate the Negative challenge in the Moxie Fab world.
I am very eager to see what every one else did this month with the theme of luck. Enjoy the rest of the hop.
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Super cute card. I love the clover made out of the hearts.
ReplyDeleteYou did it!! :)
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how easy the theme is once you let your mind wander...
it's fabulous!!
Love that 4 leaf clover...
I didn't even think of that...
and with the negative cut sentiment...
it's perfect!! :)
Top of the mornin' to ya! I'm thinking you could give the card to your husband today :)Love the look of the polka dots peeking from underneath the die cuts!
ReplyDeleteGreat card. Love the coloring and your use of the negative letters with the woodgrain impression.
ReplyDeleteI too am wondering where March has gone. Looking forward to warmer weather as we have been having below normal temps this month.
Oh wow Joyce! This is simply delightful!
ReplyDeleteOh you make me laugh! Give it to your husband... unless you just want to tell your friends you are lucky in love…
ReplyDeleteLove the negative lettering and your sweet polka dot shamrock.
I really like how you have the pattern peeking out from behind the letters. As for when to send it, it would be great for a non-traditional love card.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant use of those sewing hearts for your shamrock Joyce, and I love those polka dots!
ReplyDeleteOh I think this is really super! Love the way you've made the shamrock and the sweet sentiment.
ReplyDeletethis is awesome, so glad you joined us for the WM party...have a wonderful week!
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A perfect card for your husband LOL - I love the design - the green stands out, but doesn't overwhelm the card and the negative die cut letters are perfectly done!
ReplyDeleteJoyce your card is fantastic, I love how you made your four leaf clover and it would be perfect to give to your hubby! The woodgrain embossing and negative die cut are awesome. Happy St. Patrick`s Day!
ReplyDeleteLOVE what you came up with!! And I agree, you should give it to your hubby. It's a fabulous CAS design and perfect for any time you might need a card for him. I never thought of the Sewing Box hearts. Love the look you got by having the stitching!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card! I love your four-leaf clover and the negative die cut with the woodgrain. Your creativity is evident here!
ReplyDeleteEEEEEK, look at those Sewing Box hearts, Joyce! Love that you turned them into shamrocks in that sweet green polka-dotted paper. They stand out beautifully against the white woodgrain. Don't even get me started on the awesomeness that is the sentiment...even more glad that I have those dies now! They look so awesome paired with Claire's sentiment. Such an awesome and creative St. Patrick's Day card!!
ReplyDeletepperfect!! lucky in love is the best kind of luck:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design Joyce! love how you made the hearts into the shamrock! Wonderful bright green and cut out letters!
ReplyDeleteFirst on the list Joyce! Talk about on the ball! I love the cut out letters, the wood grain and the Love sentiment. Beautiful and great way to start my hop! Thank You!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Joyce. You did a fabulous job creating that shamrock from hearts...a very clever idea. I really like the wood grain embossing in the white which really makes those greens POP! Thanks for joining the party today!
ReplyDeleteLove how you made your clover. The stitching on the heart really makes it stand out. It's a great card!
ReplyDeleteLOVELY shamrock!
ReplyDeleteJoyce, you card is amazing...I love all of that beautiful green and those polka dots are so festive. You are so smart to use you hearts to make the most adorable shamrock. Fabulous card.
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed this challenge stumped you Joyce (was the pun intended with the use of the woodgrain emboss folder?!) Fantastic take on the challenge and great use of the hearts for your shamrock!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! Those hearts make the cutest little shamrock. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful card! I love those hearts from Sewing Box - Hugs, and they make a fabulous shamrock. Will have to tuck that idea away. And your sentiment is great - it was the first thing that came to my mind, too, when I saw the challenge.
ReplyDeleteLove your heart shamrock....it's perfect!! The negative die cut lucky and use of the other sentiments are wonderful!! This would be a perfect anniversary card...sorry to hear about your love lorn friends...I have a young one that seems to fit that bill too!!
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