go with all your heart

Hi again! I was able to finish up another card last night to enter into MFT's Superstar Card Contest. My second entry also features a cute piggy from Birdie Brown's Hog Heaven stamp set.

Love this sweet image of him squeezing the heart. There is a sentiment at the top which is very soft and subtle since I heat embossed it in white but I thought it was fitting for this image.

The sentiment reads Wherever you go, go with all your heart. It is also from MFT's Happy Graduation stamp set.

I used distress inks to blend in a pink cloud background using the clouds from the End of the Rainbow die set. Then I added in a shimmery cardstock rainbow and couple more clouds from the die set too.

A close up photo of the piggy that I fussy cut out to adhere onto the cloud.

I'm working on my 3rd card but not sure if it will work out. Thanks for stopping by!

Comments

Lynn said…

Adorable card and as usual so well crafted. I'm always impressed at the professional look you achieve on your handmade cards.

September 20, 2016 at 10:55 PM

Cheryl said…

So Cute! Love the rainbow! I got that die too! Only played around with it and let my daughter assemble it though so far. That's a good idea repeating the stripes, cuz we had a lot of leftover pieces!

October 9, 2016 at 9:37 AM

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