So it's the day after V-Day and I hope everyone had a lovely holiday. I sure did. It was pretty basic, but I'm totally cool with that. I got from flowers from him and he got a hockey game. Romantic right? Seriously though, it was nice.
I also really enjoyed seeing what everyone had done for their crafty Valentine projects. Lots of creativity floating around out there! I didn't get to do as much as I would have liked to, but that's ok. There's always next year! Besides I think it's definitely time to move on to another holiday and also just because projects. Those are my favorites anyway!
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This is a box I made for my Honey for V-Day. He loves to play, and he's REALLY hard to shop for. What do you get the guy who can get himself whatever he wants? Right. You make him a box! The box is from the Vintage Valentine SVG kit at SVG Cuts. It seemed a daunting task when I started it. There's some tricky curves for sure, but it was pretty easy actually. The letters are just a standard font from my Silhouette program. The design behind our initials is from the Romantic Flourish SVG kit. I needed something kind of edgy, but I also wanted to have the whole love thing going for it. He liked it! |
What do you do when you've got two ideas in your head, and you really like both versions, but you can't decide which one to do? You make both! Well I do anyway.
I was browsing through
SVG Cuts Facebook page checking out what everyone had made for the Day O' Love and I felt inspired to do something different. I had made a couple of things that others had made as well (I'll do a separate post on those), but I was coming to the end of my need to create Valentine flavored anything so I thought I'd look for something out of the norm. Ha! I really have no idea what normal is!
I have been eyeballing this kit ever since I got it a couple of months ago. It's the
Surf Shack SVG kit. I love the summer feel it has, but that's never really what I wanted to do with it. I thought Valentine themed would be pretty rockin. It's different! However, I couldn't decide which stack to use. I had two stacks. One was by Recollections (I can't find a link for it) that I picked up at
Michaels. And the other I had ordered from Amazon. It's by We R Memory Keepers (same one I used for my Love Train) and it's called
Crazy For You. I could see blue and cream and pink and purple in my head. I loved the idea of both. So I did both.
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It goes without saying, this is the blue Love Bus. I used the Recollections stack for all the printed panels. |
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And obviously this is the purple Love Bus. I used the Crazy For You stack. |
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The LOVE LETTERS element on the sides of the busses are from SVG Cuts (big surprise right?) It's a freebie too! I don't remember what kit I got the hearts from. Maybe Romantic Flourishes (see guitar box)? |
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The ROSE element is also a freebie from SVG Cuts. Love freebies! |
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It's kinda hard to see, but the license plates on the back say LVBUS1 and LVBUS2.
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I kept them pretty simple. I don't want to do too much with them partly because I was making two of them and also because they didn't need a whole lot I thought.
I have no idea what I'm gonna do with Bus 1 and Bus 2, but it's ok.
I wonder what my Honey would say if I told him I think we need a bigger house for all my crafty creations....?
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