Tuesday 14 February 2012

Hearts Away on Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day today and I did a quick little transformation of yesterday's Less Is More card to give to Len. Managed to do it yesterday morning then hide it before nipping out to sort out a friend's laptop as time was at a premium, but I think it worked 'cos I just gave it to Len and he likes it :)
All I did was to add the cutest little Penny Black stamped image called 'Hearts Away', colour with Pro Markers and add a little piece of 'not too girlie' ribbon from my stash.

Of course, the Pro Markers bled through but I just cut another piece of white card, a smidgen smaller than the front of the card and stuck that on the inside (a tip from Sarn ages ago).

And bless, while I was out, Len snuck out and a dozen long stemmed red roses were waiting for me when I got home. Aaaaw!

While I'm at it I'd like to add this into Penny Black's Saturday Challenge Week 188 which is (appropriately) 'Love and Kisses'. 

I'll be back later with a Tuesday Tale if possible :)

Di
x

19 comments:

  1. You old romantics. :-)
    Hugs,
    A x

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  2. Terrific transformation
    Beryl x

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  3. Very cute; very romantic. Enjoy your day! Kate x

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  4. Cool conversion!

    Such a sweet image.

    Ah, I love romance xxxx

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  5. Hi Di

    I am pleased that your lovely valentine card was a success .. .. and how lovely to receive all of those red roses.

    Me thinks someone loves you!!!!

    You won't have time for a Tuesday Tale today .. .. you will be too busy being lovey dovey!!

    Have a great day.

    Love Jules xx

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  6. Oh bless, how lovely is that on Valentines Day!!! You lucky girl! Have a great day. K x

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  7. A lovely 'alteration' to yesterdays card!! xxx

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  8. Hello Di, fabulous transformation job - love the stamp.

    Red roses ... I think this is going to be a LOVEly romantic day for you.

    Elizabeth x

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  9. Brilliant card Di, just love how you have this card love all the hearts and your p/b image is fabulous great colouring and your hubby will love it have a great day:) Sandra H

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  10. Brilliant card - I love that little hedgehog. AND lucky you with the red roses - what a treasure Len is. x Jo

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  11. What a great addition to the card, I find that sometimes it can be done but other times it is more difficult to add to a LIM card but a great job and I love it.

    Kath x

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  12. I love your transformed card, Di, clever you. I struggled away yesterday trying to be inventive and gave up in the end and resorted to a lovey dovey hearts card. Still Hubby liked it, phew!!!
    You pair of old romantics, that's lovely. We are having a special tea and I've made a cake. I know the way to my Hubby's heart!!!
    Loved your tale about the skip!!
    Hugs Lisax

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  13. I think I prefer this card with the alterations, still very simple in style, but more interesting this way. You should set up a hose pipe above your skip and turn it on at intervals. That might deter the "lowlife". xx Maggie

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  14. Great alterations Di, glad it was well received:0) Lucky you, lovely roses, what a lovely guy your hubby is :0) xxx

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  15. LOVE the transformation, so sweet! How lovely of Len!
    Hugs
    Bernie

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  16. Well done Di, glad he liked it :)

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  17. beautiful love and kisses card di...thanks for joining in the fun at Penny Black Saturday...hugs kath xxx

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  18. Oh this is gorgeous Di and so adorable.
    luv
    Debby

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