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Card designed by Sharon M. Reinhart February 2020

There is still time to create some wonderful Valentines! This particular one would be perfect for a guy or a girl. This alphabet template - “Pink Fresh Adore” alphabet is such a great set, it will cut the letter as well as a skinny outline all in one pass! You can mix and match the letters by switching up the outline colour as I did on this card with the red letter and the gold outline. I found it easy to adhere the letter with Scor-tape by Sookwang and then just dotted liquid glue such as Tombow Mono Multi onto the back of the outline piece, worked beautifully! The banner is another one of my go to die templates by TUTTI, love the stitched edges! The gold heart has been created using a Fiskars hand punch and gold mirror card stock. The finishing touches are a few adhesive gold pearls and a sentiment. This sentiment is actually computer generated and then flag ends were created with a hexagon or square hand punch. This card comes together quickly and I encourage you to give it a try! Hope you are inspired to create!
Creatively Yours,
Sharon

Christmas Creativity

Projects designed by Sharon M. Reinhart

Had two great creative days teaching make and takes for Spellbinder’s at the Scrapbook Carnival this past weekend! We were using die templates from the recent launch of the grand holiday cabinet and grand snow globe along with coordinating layering dies and other wonderful sets. Over the next few posts I will be sharing some of the samples I made with you in case you were unable to come out and be a part of this creative event put on by Creative Scrapbooker Magazine magazine and Creative Festival West. The first two being shared are the actual make and takes, the merry and bright was created using the inner motif from the grand holiday cabinet, swallowtail tags and the cinch and go poinsettia. The ivory tag was created using the Santa layering set, petit double bow, swallowtail tag set and the ho, ho, ho die d-lites set. Just a quick note, I was compensated to teach and design the make and takes but I have not been compensated for my posts, but also would like to ensure you that if I make a recommendation, that is my own honest personal opinion.
Hope you enjoy these projects!