Baked With Love

Do you recognize this stamp set?? After organizing and de-stashing during our recent move, I came across so many things I absolutely love but have never used, like this Baked With Love set from Lawn Fawn. It’s still one of my favorites. I paired it with the Postage Collage Die and used the red, pink, and aqua color palette again because it’s my favorite combination for any Valentine’s Day project!

Keep reading to see how this sweet card came together. You’ll also find any project-specific supplies listed in the description, and you can find my favorite everyday supplies here. I hope you like this project as much as I do and I appreciate you stopping by to read all about it, friends! Happy crafting!

My first step was to create the background for all the sweet images. I die cut the Postage Collage Die from white cardstock and used the coordinating Blocks Stencil to stencil the individual stamp backgrounds with Spun Sugar Distress Ink. Leaving the stencil in place, I spattered the background with Lumberjack Plaid Distress Ink and a sparkly white watercolor splatter from Picket Fence Studios that I love – Liquid White Snowflake.

Next I stamped the images with black ink and colored them with Copic Markers before die cutting them with the coordinating dies. Here are the Copic colors I used:

Pinks – RV10, RV13, RV04
Reds – R32, R35, R27, R39
Aquas – BG10, BG11, BG34, BG72
Wooden elements – E53, E55, E57
Ivory – E50, E51, E000
Metal – NO, N1, N3
Warm shadows – W0, W1
Yellow – YR30, Y21

With most of the elements completed, I started to assemble my card. First, I mounted the Postage Collage background on two cardstock panels, one white and one pink, and added a Skinny Postage Frame from Papertrey Ink die cut from aqua cardstock. Next I attached all of my die cut elements with either liquid adhesive or thin foam squares. And finally, I added a couple of sentiments. I stamped “Baked With Love” on a banner die and attached it with foam squares and then stamped a small “Just For You” directly on the background of the smallest stamp. I pulled this from Lawn Fawn’s Tiny Tag Sayings.

The finishing details were to add some little peppermint embellishments from the Valentine’s Day Clay Confetti from Pretty Pink Posh and some sparkle with a glitter brush pen.