PKS Let's Face It Friday Challenge: X's & O's


Okay so this is my entry for this challenge, X's & O's were required to be somewhere in your project, they didn't have to be the focal point, but I've been dying to use this cut from Smiley Cards so I figured "hey why not?".

I did it as a shape card using the shadow, and then cut 2 of the main part and just trimmed the pink to go over the red "O". I didn't want them the same colors. It's cut at 3.5". I also embossed the pink using the heart embossing folder from the Love Language Cut & Emboss set. The love stamp is from My Pink Stamper's Everyday Life set & the face stamps are from the Everyday Character Assortment from Peachy Keen Stamps, obviously, lol, since it's for their challenge. All card stock is from The Paper Company.

Happy Crafting!

Comments

  1. JoannaJanuary 30, 2011 at 11:20 PM

    Oh my gosh! That is cuttte!! I love how you placed the faces in the perfect spot! Great job and thanks for playing with us at PKS LFIF!

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  2. Claire LanganFebruary 1, 2011 at 3:21 PM

    Your card puts a big smile on my face. Super cute!

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  3. Big Time Stamper Want to BeFebruary 1, 2011 at 7:12 PM

    These are so cute!

    Teresa H

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