• Hope Wallace Karney is known for mixing old elements with modern principles to create unique and whimsical designs. Her work has been featured in several national magazines, including Mary Engelbreit’s Home Companion and Country Living.

    Hope also has a love for art journaling and enjoys sharing her pages with others to inspire them to start a journal of their own.







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Assorted Valentine's

I have always loved sending and recieving Valentine's day cards, and this year is no exception!

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 This year I am mixing it up a bit, sending (clockwise from top) store bought cards (Pink and red Happy Valentines Day Card by Rifle Paper Co.), adding my own touch to store bought cards (Unicorn heart card by Pistachio Press with my own hand lettering of a quote I found on Pinterest), and making my own cards in my art journaling style.

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Check back for a free Valentine's day printable of one of my handmade cards in a couple of days!

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Thaly

Bien jolie tout ca ;-)

Posted by: Thaly | February 07, 2013 at 02:10 PM

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