Okay, I am going to attempt to show you a tutorial for a Valentine card. Here are the supplies I used to make the card: scissors, black ink stamp pad, mounting squares (or glue), foam squares, black marker or pen, round corner punch, a scrap piece of red cardstock (big enough to cut a heart out of), a scrap piece of pink cardstock, a scrap piece of white cardstock (big enough to write Happy Valentine's Day!!), and a blank cream or white card (size is 4.25w x 5.5h or you can cut an 8.5 x 11 sheet of cardstock in half and then fold one of the pieces in half hamburger style).
Cut out a heart shape from your red piece of scrap cardstock. The nice thing about this heart is that you can fold it because you will just end up crumpling up the heart anyway (which is the next step).
To get the heart to look like this you will need to quickly stick the cut out heart under water, crumple it in a ball, and then flatten it back out. It doesn't take very long to dry, so after it is dry run the black ink stamp pad along the heart and the wrinkles will pick up the ink. Take your round corner punch and punch the corners of the card, all 4 corners or just the 2 like I did. Stick mounting squares on the back, adhere the heart more toward the top of the card leaving room for the Happy Valentine's Day greeting.
For the Valentine greeting: Cut a rectangle out of your pink card stock and a rectangle, that is slightly smaller than the pink, out of white cardstock. Adhere the white piece to the pink piece with mounting squares. Write Happy Valentine's Day on the white part. Adhere foam square on the back of the pink rectangle to make it pop up. Attach to bottom of card under where you placed the heart (see finished example to understand since I didn't take a picture of this part).
Here is the finished card. It is a really basic card, but really quick to make.
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Here is a close up shot of the rope. Amy took this picture of morel mushrooms. I love this picture because it reminds me of fun family camping trips. I decided to hang my pictures with silver clips. I have seen other ropes with clothes pins to hang the pictures. There are many ways to hang them. I just used rope to string along the wall. I have seen thread and fishing line. You could use any type of string, yarn, rope. 
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Okay, I am going to attempt to show you a tutorial for a Valentine card. Here are the supplies I used to make the card: scissors, black ink stamp pad, mounting squares (or glue), foam squares, black marker or pen, round corner punch, a scrap piece of red cardstock (big enough to cut a heart out of), a scrap piece of pink cardstock, a scrap piece of white cardstock (big enough to write Happy Valentine's Day!!), and a blank cream or white card (size is 4.25w x 5.5h or you can cut an 8.5 x 11 sheet of cardstock in half and then fold one of the pieces in half hamburger style).
Cut out a heart shape from your red piece of scrap cardstock. The nice thing about this heart is that you can fold it because you will just end up crumpling up the heart anyway (which is the next step).
To get the heart to look like this you will need to quickly stick the cut out heart under water, crumple it in a ball, and then flatten it back out. It doesn't take very long to dry, so after it is dry run the black ink stamp pad along the heart and the wrinkles will pick up the ink. Take your round corner punch and punch the corners of the card, all 4 corners or just the 2 like I did. Stick mounting squares on the back, adhere the heart more toward the top of the card leaving room for the Happy Valentine's Day greeting.
