Love

Materials Used:

Dies

Fun Stampers Journey – Steel Dies – Heart-Felt – DI-0033

Stamps

Simon Says Stamp’s collaboration with Pink & Main – Clear Stamps – Snow-One Like You

Papers

White Cardstock

White A2 Envelope

Ink

Memento – Fade Resistant Dye ink – Tuxedo Black

OLO – Markers – Bubble Gum, Cotton Candy, Dragon Fruit

Pigma – Mircon 005 Fine Tip Pen – Black

Sakura – Gelly Roll Pen – Medium – White

Sharpie – Permanent Marker – Fine Tip – Orange

Stampin’ Up – Stampin’ Blends Marker – Light Copper Clay

Adhesives

Tools

Die Cutting Machine

Bone Folder

Stamping Platform

LDRS – Stampendable Stamping Tool

Stamping Block

Scissors

Paper Masking Tape

“You’re not getting older, you’re getting better” was the inspiration for this anniversary card for a “better” couple. I used one of my favorite Spellbinder’s die set – Sunday Drive along with one of it’s add-on sets – Sunday Sunset Drive.

To create the rainbow oval I hot foiled the Spellbinder’s Essential Glimmer Ovals and then the sentiment above from a Spellbinders Glimmer of the Month sentiment set. (Spellbinders has great clubs of the month that get you the newest dies/glimmer plates before they are released to the general public and/or get sold out, plus discounts on other products like the Journey Platinum and Sapphire Mini die cutting machines that I use. The Mini I got for 75% off.)

The heart and star are some die cuts that have been in my stash for years most like cut from punches and junk mail.

To assemble the car and passengers I looked at the pictures on the packaging, but you could watch an assembly video too. The License plate was cut from white glitter paper. The taillights are Nuvo Glow Drops Neon – Shocking Pink and silver matte cardstock. I used Watercolor pencils on the passengers’ skin and hair. I added the yellow ribbon scarf to create the illusion of motion following the direction of the woman’s hair. (I was also thinking of an old Audrey Hepburn movie of her in a small sports car with a scarf blowing in the wind.)

Because I don’t own matching glimmer plate or stamp that would compliment the typeface of the front sentiment, I used die cut letters from gold mirror card and another of the license plates from the Sunday Sunset Drive set.

As is my style I stamped the back of the envelope with a hint of what is inside using an older BoBunny hearts stamp in red.