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Valentine Free Printable!

Valentine Free Printable! Hidden file link: http://digiplayground.com/love-heart-gold-sku18801.html Their are 2 other prints out there. One on my Facebook page and one on instagram @rivkasrenditions

Love Him, Love Her Pillows

Aren't these pillows that Chelsea Alexander made for us! I have to make some now. Here is a little information on how she did it. Check her out on Instagram. She is so talented! Instagram: @vintagekitchn Materials:  2 standard pillow cases freezer paper Silhouette Cameo  Martha Stewart Fabric Medium Acrylic Craft Paint & Brush Iron & Ironing Board Designs:  Silhouette Users: Love Her Silhouette Users: Love Him SVG file: Love her SVG file: Love him I separated the designs and determined which arrow needed to go which direction for our sleeping arrangement. Then I resized it to make it fit in the center and be a nice substantial size. I also elongated the size a bit to have it fill the pillowcase more. To cut the freezer paper, I cut it with shiny side up. I tried it shiny side down first, but the cut wasn't as crisp and clear. I definitely recommend shiny up. My cut settings were set on Vellum. It seemed to be perfect. Once

I 'Whaley' Love You! Card

It is that time of year again! The time when we get an extra excuse to tell others how much we love them. I am a fan of doing things to show love all year round, but that doesn't mean we can’t have some extra fun with Valentine's Day! I have been waiting to use this design for months as a Valentine Card and I LOVE how it turned out! It can be for any gender and any age, so have fun with it! Below is a list of the items I used to make the card and a fun tip on how to make the waves look great and crisp! Supplies : o    I 'Whaley' Love You design from Rivka’s Renditions o    Silhouette Users: I whaley love you o    All other SVG Users:  I whaley love you o    4”x12” White Cardstock (folded in half vertically) o    4 – 4”x2” Strips of Blue Cardstock (for the waves) o    Washi tape, glue, foam squares, & Copic markers o    ¾” circle paper punch Tips & Tricks! Making crisp and pointed waves – Have you ever tried cutting waves out