I thought I would share the last two cards that I created with the “Love Notes DSP”. Basically, I needed a few sample cards for my display board and decided to utilize two of the 3×3 prints as focal points from the “Love Notes DSP” for my cards. Both of these cards were super easy and quick cards.
I trimmed down the DSP print and adhered to my folded Flirty Flamingo card base. Next, I die cut the “love you more” panel with a square from the “Stylish Shapes” Dies. I added an additional small layer of Flirty Flamingo and then wrapped the two layers with a piece of “Poppy Parade and White Baker’s Twine” before attaching the panel with “Dimensionals” to the Basic White scalloped square from a retired set. I thought about adding some bling, but felt there was enough texture and interest on this card front.
For the card above, I used the Azure Afternoon and Basic White plaid print from the “Love Notes DSP” pack. I chose to emboss the top portion of the Basic White panel with the “Beautiful Pattern 3D Embossing Folder”. I truly love the delicate look of this embossing folder, it has a light and airy feel, so beautiful! Just to mention, this embossing folder is found in the “OnLine Exclusives”. Basically, I just layered the 3×3 print to a larger square in Azure Afternoon and then placed it on “Dimensionals”. The retired ribbon came from my stash and added the finishing touch to this super simple, quick and cute card!
I thought I would share another card I created with the “Love Notes” DSP. This DSP has great artwork and prints that enable you to whip up quick and cute cards! HERE is my previous post where I shared another card I made using this terrific DSP. For this card, I used one of the larger prints combined with a few stamped images and dies cuts from the “Endless Love” Bundle.
My color combo for this card is Pretty in Pink, Basic Gray and Basic White. I trimmed down the large main “heart” print to fit on one of the “Textured Notes” Dies. You can find this great set of dies on the “Last Chance” list, marked down 20%! I did manage to use two of the dies in this set. One for the large layer DSP mat, the other die was used to crop the greeting with a stitched rectangle die.
Adding an intricate die cut heart from the “Endless Love” Dies helped to highlight the focal heart image. I used “Wink of Stella” Glitter Pen on the die cut so that it has a subtle shimmer, so pretty! I stamped off the smaller hearts in Flirty Flamingo ink for a lighter image. The greeting panel is from one of the other prints in this pack of DSP. I wrapped this layered greeting with a piece of “Poppy Parade and White Baker’s Twine” and tied off with a bow. I did use “Dimensionals” to elevate the greeting panel.
This truly was a super simple, quick and cute card! Have I mentioned how easy this “Love Notes” DSP is to work with? Happy Valentine’s Day to all!
Recently I created a few card samples with the “Love Notes” DSP for display at my recent Valentines Stamp Camp. This pack of DSP has six (6) different double-sided design prints and multiple sheets of each print. Some sheets have smaller tag sized images, some sheets are a main focal image or a basic solid print. I just love that these prints offered lots of choices for creating my cards and can be found in the January – May 2026 Mini Catalog.
For this card I chose one of the smaller 3×3 prints along with the heart print pattern. My color palette is Real Red and Basic White. The camera image is also visible on the reverse side of this print. Basically, this card is a CASE from Cindy Brumbaugh of cindyleebeedesigns.com. I chose a different patterned print, but the rest of the card is basically the same as Cindy’s card.
This card sample also uses one of the stitched square dies from the “Stylish Shape ” Dies. Honestly, I chose to keep this card simple, no embellishments, which is unusual for me. I did add a narrow strip of DSP to the lower edge of the inside panel. I do love that when you open the card, you see the camera image again, it’s a cute touch. The inside greeting is from the “Endless Love” stamp set.
I will post a few additional card samples using this awesome DSP. I had fun with these prints and the artwork made it very easy to whip up a quick and simple card!
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