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Key To My Valentine's Day

It's a beautiful sunny yet snowy day here in the Northwoods of Wisconsin.

Trying once again to get a year ahead on holiday cards for my family, I found 9 previously made Valentine's cards from Paper Pumpkin January 2023, Key To My Heart, 3 each of 3 designs.  I decided to reproduce 2 of the designs by scanning in elements from the cards, copying them and then using my ScanNCut to cut them out.  I used various supplies from my stash and they're listed below.

I realize many people make alternative cards with the Paper Pumpkin kits but I'd rather figure out how use the existing design to make additional cards.

I think they turned out pretty good.  What do you think?

Card Recipe

Stamps: SU! PP Key To My Heart, PP Adoring Arrows (inside: SSS My Kind Of Peep)
Punches & Dies:  SU! Labels Framelits, SU! Banners Framelits, SU! Stitched Shapes, Lawn Fawn Honeycomb Shaker Gift Tag
Embossing folders:  
Paper: SU! Whisper White, Golden Honey DSP, Petal Pink, Fresh Freesia
Paper Size: A2 5.5" x 4.25" card
Ink: SU! Fresh Freeshia, Petal Pink
Accessories: Ranger Stickles Tidings, SU! Crystal Effects
Techniques: ScanNCut, die cut, ink blending

The top three cards are directly from the PP kit, the bottom two cards are my duplications of two of the PP cards.

CASE - Copy And Share Everything 💓
SU! - Stampin Up!
DSP - Designer Series Paper
PP - Paper Pumpkin
SSS - Simon Says Stamp
MFT - My Favorite Things Stamps
C9 - Concord & 9th
FMS - Freshly Made Sketches
PPP - Pretty Pink Posh
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