Will you share a milkshake and be my Valentine? ❤️ This sweet bundle brings a different take on Valentines! I doubt that putting a milkshake on the front of my Valentine card would have come to mind, but it certainly is fun! Here’s my card ~
The milkshake has kind of a retro vibe to it. I was going for a strawberry ice cream. This turned out darker than anticipated, but I love the bright color! Or would you guess that is whipped cream on top? In that case, I’m way off track. Let’s just say it’s Strawberry Sorbet and a really full glass! 😆
Here’s a look at the whole bundle ~
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I can’t wait to try that waffle cone!
Here are the details:
- Sweet Sorbet cardstock base, 11″x 4-1/4″, folded at 5-1/2″
- Tea Boutique DSP, 5-1/2″x 4-1/4″
- Starry Sky layer, cropped with a Deckled Rectangle Die, approx. 4-3/4″x 3-1/4″
- Basic White layer, cropped with a Deckled Rectangle Die, approx. 4-1/4’x 3″
- Milkshake glass stamped with Basic Gray and Smoky Slate (stamped off once) ink
- Sweet Sorbet ice cream cropped with matching die (check out the straw slit in the die!), adhered with Dimensionals
- Cherry Cobbler cherry, cropped
- Starry Sky straw, cropped
- Sentiment stamped with Starry Sky
- Hint of a table top, drawn on with Basic Gray Watercolor Pencil
- Hearts, some stamped with Sweet Sorbet, other cropped with Sweet Sorbet Cardstock
Inside:
- Basic White, 5-1/4″x 4″
- Leftover strip of DSP from front, 4″x 1/2″
- Stamps with Sweet Sorbet and Cherry Cobbler
For a little added sparkle (doesn’t show in the photo) I brushed Wink of Stella on the left side of the glass, the cherry, and the sprinkles on the ice cream. Last, after inserting the straw into the slit, I adhered a wee bit of Dimensional on the back to stabilize it on the card. The Starry Sky layer is also popped up on Dimensionals.
Hmmmm, I suddenly have a craving for Leatherby’s…..
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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I do love the retro vibe of this Valentine, Karen! And you’re right about it being FUN! As soon as I saw it, it reminded me of the TV show Happy Days!
Yes! They always met in that soda shop! I loved that show! 😉