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Hello, lovelies!

It's Valentine's Theme Week at Pretty Pink Posh and the Design Team is sharing inspiration on the blog and social media all week. Also, all items under the Valentine category are on sale so make sure to check the site.

I absolutely adore the Love stamp set and I made this card with it:

I get a lot of DM's asking about the slimline die cuts - the ones I have are from Trinity Stamps. Whimsy Stamps also have slimline die cuts and there are different designs so make sure to check their site as well. 

For this card, I used the following Copic colors - R00, R0, R20, R21, R22, R24, G00, YR00 and B000. The background is made using the following distress oxides - Festive Berries, Worn Lipstick, and Spun Sugar. 



I adhered LOVE using foam tape and realized that it is not centered. I fixed it by adding a small heart as a period and scattered heart-shaped flowers all around. I'm hoping these extra stamps help fix the 
centering problem. Eeeeek! Either way, the important thing is that I had fun making this card and I hope it inspires you to create!

xoxox,
Leica

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