- Vicky Hattingh
- 9 hours ago
- 3 min read
Hi crafty friends! Today I am sharing a Valentine’s Day card featuring products from Lawn Fawn, Sizzix/Tim Holtz, and one of my favorite heart-themed embossing folders – “Tiled Hearts” from Spellbinders. I just love when I can go through my stash and create using products I already own!

The supplies used:
Spellbinders – Tiled Hearts Embossing Folder
Sizzix/Tim Holtz – True Love Die Set
Lawn Fawn – Happy Valentine’s Day Hot Foil Plate
Spellbinders – Precision Layering A2 A Die Set
Generic Double-Stitched Heart Die from Amazon
Spellbinders – Cranberry Colorwheel Cardstock
Concord & 9th – Hazelnut Cardstock
Simon Says Stamp – Dark Chocolate Cardstock
Heffy Doodle – Oyster Shell Cardstock
Dark Grey Cardstock From My Scrap Bin
My Paper Insider - White Iridescent Glossy Cardstock
My Paper Insider – Fuchsia Pearl Cardstock
My Paper Insider – Pink Glitter Cardstock
My Paper Insider – Dark Grey Cardstock
Spellbinders – Opaque White Glimmer Foil
Sprinkletz – Red Hearts Embellishments
Altenew – 1” x 1/16” Foam Tape
Simon Says Stamp – Big Momma Foam Tape
Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue
Scor-Tape Double Sided Adhesive
Scrapbook Adhesives – Thin 3D Foam Squares
Spellbinders Glimmer Foiling System
Anna Griffin Empress Die Cutting Machine
Creating the Background Panel
I die cut a piece of Spellbinders Cranberry cardstock using the second largest die from the Spellbinders Precision Layering A2 A die set which cuts the panel to be approximately 4” x 5-1/4". Then I used the largest die from this set to cut a 4-1/4” x 5-1/2” piece of dark grey textured cardstock that I received in a My Paper Insider subscription kit. I placed the die cut, Cranberry cardstock panel into the Spellbinders Tiled Hearts embossing folder and ran it though my die cutting machine to emboss the cardstock. I added Simon Says Stamp’s Big Momma Foam Tape to the back side of the embossed, cranberry panel and adhered it to the center of the grey, A2 size panel.

Creating the Focal Points
Using the Sizzix/Tim Holtz True Love die set, I die cut all the chocolate elements (eight total) from the following cardstocks: textured darker grey cardstock, fuchsia pearl cardstock, glitter pink cardstock and white iridescent glossy cardstock was from a My Paper Insider subscription box, Heffy Doodle Oyster Shell, Simon Says Stamp Dark Chocolate, and Concord & 9th Hazelnut. I assembled the chocolate candies using the Sizzix website’s guide and all the layers were glued together except I added Scrapbook Adhesives Thin 3D Foam Squares between the Dark Chocolate and Hazelnut cardstock layers to add dimension.
Creating the Sentiment
I hot foiled the Lawn Fawn Happy Valentine’s Day sentiment onto a scrap piece of Spellbinders Cranberry cardstock using the Spellbinders Glimmer System and Spellbinders’ White Opaque Glimmer Foil. Utilizing a generic stitched heart die I purchased many years ago from Amazon, I die cut the foiled sentiment, added two layers of Altenew 1” x 1/16” foam tape to the back side of the sentiment and set it aside until I was ready to complete the card front.

Assembling the Card Front
I started by using Scor-Tape to adhere the background panel to a red, A2 card base. I glued the chocolate candy die cuts around the outer edge of the Cranberry, embossed card front panel (leaving the center open for the sentiment). Next, I removed the backing paper from the Altenew foam tape on the sentiment and adhered it to the center of the card front. Lastly, I added three Sprinkletz Red Heart embellishments to complete the card.
Thank you for stopping by and checking out today’s blog post, I really appreciate it. Until next time, happy crafting!












