How cute are these log cabin valentines! It takes a little time to make these. But, it’s worth it for your favorite Valentine, isn’t it?
You can make this card flat, but you can also make it 3D. Most of the stenciling, coloring, and die-cutting are the same for both cards.
For the flat card, you can create a darling sky by stenciling it with white pigment ink over the blue sky. I like to vary how heavy I’m blending to give the heart clouds some dimension. And, I also lightly blend the white pigment ink on the chimney. And then I use a white gel pen to draw on the grout lines.
In addition, I find that heat embossing the little sign over the door that reads “Wood You Be Mine” with white embossing powder shows up better than stamping with the white pigment ink.
As a result, everything else is pretty straightforward.
Log Cabin Valentines Supplies
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- Cardstock: Flat card base – Neenah Classic Crest 110lb Solar White; Flat card panel – Neenah classic Crest 80lb Solar White – 3D card base – Concord & 9th Parsley, Aqua Sky; Log Cabin – Concord & 9th Wheat; Windows – Concord & 9th Buttercup
- Stamp & Die Set: Lawn Fawn Wood You Be Mine
- Dies: Lawn Fawn Build-A-Cabin; My Favorite Things Stamps Mini Slimline Outside The Box Level Up; My Favorite Things Stamps Mini Slimline Outside The Box Grassy Hills
- Stencil: Studio Katia Scattered Hearts
- Ink: Distress Oxide Mowed Lawn; Distress Ink Picket Fence
- Alcohol Markers: Copic R27, RV13, E33, GY05, GH17, E13, E37, E27, E57
- Adhesives: Therm-O-Web iCraft 3D Foam Squares; Adhesive Tape Runner – Scrapbook.com; Strong Tape: Therm-O-Web SuperTape
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