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Here are two easy Valentine’s Day cards to make yourself with the adorable Me To You Sweet Shop collection. The range features a sweet selection of yummy candy-themed images in dainty ice-cream colours. You’re guaranteed to love recreating these beautiful greetings by Colette Smith.
Craft Essentials, a href="http://www.trimcraft.co.uk/products/826/me-to-you-sweet-shop" target="_blank">Me To You Sweet Shop Collection, Enamel dots, Circle and heart dies, Rub-on sentiments
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• Layer a 10.5cm x 12.5cm piece of peppermint candy paper to the left of an 11.5cm x 15cm scallop-edged white blank.
• Die cut a 7.5cm heart from black card and a smaller one from white. Add a rub-on ‘Crazy for you’ sentiment to the white heart and fix to the black shape. Stick this layered motif to the blank.
• Stick six resin flowers to the heart as shown. Finish by tying a length of black ribbon around the scalloped end of the blank, covering the edge of the patterned paper.
• Die cut an 11.5cm white circle blank and layer a 9cm circle of yellow spotty paper in the centre.
• Cut out the large pink and white heart motif and the ‘Sweetie pie’ sentiment. Stick the heart to the centre of the yellow circle and the sentiment across it.
• Pop out three cherries from the decoupage pad and stick to the blank under the heart. Finish with three cream enamel dots and pink twine tied around the fold of the card.
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