Love You + Me
Posted by Hero Arts Info on July 14, 2017

Love You + Me

Looking for a great product for creating cards all about love? Look no further than the Heart Confetti Fancy Die! This fun A2-sized die can be used in many different ways to sprinkle a little love on your next creation.

I started this card by die-cutting the Heart Confetti Fancy Die from a panel of white cardstock. Then I die-cut it three more times from all three shades of paper in the Pool Mix Layering Papers. I used the pool hearts to piece back into the white panel creating an ombré of color. Once the panel was full, I die-cut the word “love” using the Luggage Tag Alphabet Frame Cuts.

Next I popped up the heart panel on a Carnation Folded Card. I die-cut the Heart Confetti Fancy Die one more time from some Punch Layering Paper to get some hearts to stack up in the center of the letter “O”.  To finish of the message, I white heat embossed the “you +me” from the Love Stamp + Cut onto some Punch Layering Paper.

I think I’ll tuck this card away for a few months and save it to give to my husband on our anniversary. The color scheme may seem a little feminine, but when you’re dealing with love I think some pink is always appropriate. :)


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