SUO Challenge 38 – A Valentine With Two Colors (and an addendum!)

(I'm sneaking in at the end of Valentine's Day to make an addendum to this challenge!  Now that Valentine's Day is over, you may want to focus on some other kind of card the rest of this week?  By all means, if you have an idea for a two-color card, we'd love to see it, Valentine's or not!  This is somewhat self-serving as I've been sick and Valentine card-making got left by the wayside for me this year.  But now that I'm feeling back among the living, I decided on a two-color card, and it's not a Valentine!  Of course, we'll still love to see Valentine Cards!  But other themes would be fine at this point.)

All too often when I'm making a Valentine Card, I either make my card all one color (with a bit of Whisper White or Very Vanilla) or I end up using a lot of Designer Series Paper to make what I think is an interesting card.  So my challenge to myself – and to the rest of the SUO Challenge Design Team – is to make a Valentine Card with two main colors – along with a Stampin' Up! neutral or two.

So that's YOUR challenge this time around at SUO Challenges – make a Valentine Card with two main colors (and you can add a neutral or two) and share it with us at the SUO Challenge Design Team!  When you've finished your card and have it uploaded to your blog on online gallery, go to the Link Tool at the bottom of this post and link your card photo.

Please remember that this challenge is for projects that use Stampin' Up! products only and your card should be made in response to this challenge (not posted weeks or months earlier!).

 

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Mary Brown

 

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Michelle Laycock

 

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Heidi Baks

 

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Deb Hoekstra

 

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Cindy Coutts

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Cindy Elam

 

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Karen Barber

 

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Jennifer Timko

 

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Pam Staples

and sneaking in after Valentine's Day with a non-Valentine is

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Robin Messenheimer

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