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February 14, 2011

Dumb Dumb Valentine?

Seriously....There is no such thing as a Dumb Dumb Valentine but there is such a thing as a "Dum Dum" Valentine. LOL  See below.......

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Are you disappointed?  These are so cute, fun and so easy!!

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We first started by cutting out a scallop heart using Rose Red card stock and the largest scallop die from Nestabilities.  We then layered a regular heart cut from a piece of patterned paper from the Sweet Stitched set.  The "Be My Valentine" banner is from the stamp, Be My Valentine.  It was also stamped on Rose Red card stock.  We punch a hole on both sides of the sucker stick with the Crop-a-Dile so that we could run the ribbon through and tie on the Dum Dum sucker.

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HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!

FROM

MELISSA & GAYLA

Posted at 12:00 AM in Favors, Valentine |

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