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Sunday, January 17, 2016

Love You to......Jupiter? PP278

This week, the super creative Sandy is our hostess at The Paper Players with a challenge to create a Clean-and-Simple valentine--yay, Valentines!!
You know that excitement you get when you've made a card you love and just HAVE to share it with someone?  Right?  After I made today's card, I literally squealed because it came out just like I pictured it in my head.  I rushed to show it to our daughter--coz, ya know hubby just doesn't "get" it--and was delighted when she squealed too!  And then I said look how I painted the moon with Wink of Stella so it sparkles and she said......that's not the moon, Mama, that's Jupiter.  Talk about a buzz kill, ha!
Alright, I admit the swirly paper (Going Places DSP stack) does look a bit like the Jupiter's big red spot but I prefer to think of it as the swirling mists of a full moon.....especially with all the Wink of Stella I painted on it!  The background paper is also from the Going Places DSP stack and I used the Alphabet Rotary Stamp to create the sentiment (a favorite saying between DD and me).  I added some Gold Thread looped behind the moon (yeah, I know the moon doesn't have rings!) just because I thought it looked very galactic.  
I picked up the Hello Honey color from the DSP and used it on the inside with two images from the Going Global stamp set--love how the images coordinate with the Going Places DSP.  Oh, and if you're curious the card measures 5" square.  I don't often make square cards but this one seemed just the right size.  

We hope you will join us at The Paper Players this week for some Valentine fun!  Check out the rest of the design team for more inspiration and then join us before our challenge closes on Friday, January 22nd at Noon (PST).  Have a great day! 


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15 comments:

  1. This card is squeal-worthy! Love it, Nance!

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  2. Nance, I will squeal with you! It looks like the Moon to me! I love the background paper and the way you created the sentiment with the rotary stamp. I bought it and have never used it! Thanks for the inspiration. The inside of your card is perfect, too! Such a special Valentine! XX

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  3. The inside complete the card so perfectly!

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  4. That's our girl, very literal!
    Nance your card is gorgeous, love the "wink of Stella" and the DSP is perfect, of course the sentiment just had to be this one.

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  5. This is super cute,Nance! I love the outside AND inside. Just perfect! I think it looks like the moon, too.....such a fun card!

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  6. Genius using this paper for the moon! I love everything about this.....inside and out! You made everything come together perfectly! I thought moon at first.....but now that Arden has said Jupiter......😉

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  7. So very imaginative and a nice break from the typical valentines I usually make!

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  8. I'm squealing too, Nance! Amazing card, love all the cosmic details. The patterned paper makes the perfect moon, and I am so impressed with your use of the rotary stamp. That things does not like me!

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  9. Nance, this card has cuteness "to the moon and back"! I love it.

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  10. Oooo - love, love, love, love, love Nance!! That moon is just genius - I'm off to make one right now! Love the rotary stamp for customised sentiments too. Such a fab card!

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  11. Such a fun card Nance! Such a fun and creative Valentine!

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  12. Nance this is so cool. Love how you used this set ... Valentine.... genious!

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  13. Nance, this is bold, graphic and stunning. The background you created with the little stars and the twine is perfect and I love how you finished off the inside, too. I also love that you didn't use the traditional "love/valentine" colors. A total standout card.
    hugs
    jaydee

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  14. This is terrific, Nance! Great blend of patterns and images! Great card!

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