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Peachy Keen Guest Designer XO Valentine Gyspy Smiley Cards

Hey Friends!  Today I have the fun privilege of being a Guest Designer for the Peachy Keen Stamps blog!  I love their face stamps.  They’re so much fun and they make me look like I can draw…what’s not to love there?  LOL!  Seriously though, I had super fun making this card and using these stamps.  Let me tell you how I did it.

I used the Peachy Keen PK-681 Retro Paper Doll Faces to create my little heart faced friends.  The “I love you” sentiment is from the Joy’s Life Mother & Daughter stamp set.  I used my Gypsy to weld the XO with another XO to form the card.  The XO comes from Smiley Cards, which was a downloadable only Gypsy digital cartridge.  I also used a heart from another cartridge and welded it inside the “O”.  I flipped the heart over for some contrast.  Yet another reason to love double sided paper!

Aren’t those faces soooo cute?!  I LOVE THEM!

I used a Sizzix Textured Impressions Hearts embossing folder along with my Cuttlebug to create the raised hearts embossing.  The shiny green paper in the back is by Bazzill and the rest of the paper is from my scrap stash.  (I’m trying to whittle down my scraps a bit.)  I used a Signo white gel pen to draw on some stitching around the edges of the card and also for the whites of the eyes and the mouths.  I colored in the faces using Copic markers.  If you haven’t tried them…you should.  You’re going to LOVE THEM!

Here’s are the Copic marker colors that I used.  I used the Skin White EOO color over the eyelids.  It would be great to own all of the Copic markers, but they are really expensive. I usually just buy a few at a time. Purchase a blending Copic to get more use out of the colors you own and for cool blending effects.

I stamped the “I Love You” sentiment and punched it out using a punch from Stampin Up.  I punched a hole in either side of the paper and used the needle and thread from my Sew Easy (Here’s a link to a Sew Easy video I made) to thread and make those little bows.  I popped up the tag using pop dots.

Have a Great Day XOXO!!

 

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128 Comments

  1. Loving your blog and all of your creative ideas. I’m new to stamping and scraping and am excited to find new ideas.

  2. Wow love the card i just love peachy keen stamps Everytime I go to buy them at the buffalo stamps store they are always out… Hope I win..
    Lynn

  3. Very, very cute card! I am loving the shape of the card as well as the color choices! The faces are so super cute!!!! TFS!

    Lynda
    lyndascreativetouches.blogspot.com
    rlhamm1 at gmail dot com

  4. Don’t you just love Peachy Keen Stamps. I got my first set not to long ago and I absolutely love them. Keep those great ideas coming.
    Peg

  5. Great card, I just love those Peachy faces they really bring things alive. I am awaiting my first three sets to arrive any day now.
    Kim xXx

  6. I love peachy keen face stamps. The retro especially really stands out. You creations make me want to get one of those!

  7. I really love this card; it’s soooooo cute! I think I’m going to have to scraplift this. The faces you stamped on the hearts really add to the card and put that little extra on it. Great job!

  8. Very cool card and great Peachy faces. Might have to get this set too.
    quilt 4 fun 2 at hot mail dot com

  9. I always love coming to your blog and really do appreciate all the time you take to share your projects and give all the details on how you make them and what you specifically use to make them. Even better when you have a video! Thank you for all of your hard work

    Amy EK

  10. Joy,
    What a fun giveaway! As a newbe to Cricut, I’d never head of Peachy Keen and thanks to you and your sweet rocking bear, I spent a long time checking out their site last night. How ‘stinkin’ cute are these stamps!!!! Those cute ‘faces’ would even make Ebenezer Scrooge smile! Heck yea, I’d love the opportunity to win:)
    Thanks,
    Jill Orcutt

  11. Fantastic card, perfect for Valentines day or any day that you want to give that special someone a card!

    Annette

    asimpson2 at telus dot net

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