Vintage Image Craft Blog

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Turquoise & Red Tin Valentine Ornament

Kim B: Tin tile is painted turquoise, then I added the Lady Valentine with Hearts VIC image, covered it with a red mesh and trimmed with red rickrack ribbon.

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Valentine Blues

Donna Harcourt: I used a VIC Facebook image, made a flower of velum and stained it blue with distress inks, crushed it in my hand, cut a hole in the middle

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Victorian Wall Ornament

Lyneen Jesse: Using Creative Paperclay®, Amazing Mold Putty, Vintage Image Craft and other items I have created my Valentine wall ornament.  First, I

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Sweetheart Ornament

Nancy: For this Valentine's ornament I used a Bathing Beauty image from VIC and created a brand new Valentine's Day outfit for her with polka-dot paper.

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Flying Kewpie

Nancy: This little Kewpie flew straight out of Kewpieville and landed in my tree ~ just in time for Valentine's Day!! Actually, I created him today using

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