I Love U Forever

Happy Valentine's Day!
I've been so into Valentine's that I forgot about Mardi Gras, so I will post something right after this one.
This is the sweetest design I've made. It has a shape from Delicious Scraps to which I added a soft, gorgeous pink style from Shelby Kate Schmitz. The I and U are done in font Conchoid, and FOREVER is in font DeRoos. I added a soft bevel to that word, so you'll need a colored background to see it best. That's why I added the blue background, which is just for display. The design comes without a background.

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This is about 6.5" x 11", 300 dpi, no shadows.
Have a great day!
Patricia.

I ♥ U Frame

Hi!
This frame was so easy to make.
You get a square black frame. Find the font that you like the best. I used Blackoak Std font, and added two shapes: the heart and lips. And then merged all together.
You get the template to use with other styles that you may have, and three more samples: red stroke, pink plastic and purple glitter.

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Just open one of the frames and put a picture or whatever you need under the layer that has the frame. With the eraser tool, get rid of the parts of the picture you don't want. Then highlight both layers and do Control + E and you've merged them together.
These are about 4" to the square, 300 dpi, no shadows.
Patricia.

Happy Valentine's Day

This is a cute freebie that I made over a year ago. It can be used as a topper or border. It comes with no shadows.
I'm sorry I don't remember all the fonts I used. The word 'day' seems to have been done with Honey Script (back in those days I didn't save my files with all the names and info that I'd have needed for later use-I've learned in process of time to do better). The word 'valentine's' looks like a type of Counselor script. And Happy, I'm not sure. It's a bit embarrassing, but I wanted to share this so much that I'll accept ridicule.
I played with the word 'valentine's' and the heart shape. I added a freebie from Delicious Scraps and this is what you get today.

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I hope you can use it!
Patricia.