Thank you very much, dear Emma. While I certainly appreciate a wide spectrum of takes on February 14th, none has ever resonated more with me than approaching that day from a Valoween perspective.

I plan to both celebrate and craft for Cupid’s busiest day from a darkly romantic perspective for as long as I possibly can.

It is awesome to know you enjoy cards/themes of this nature as well.

🖤 Autumn

Yes it is lovely to have those guest posts. Thank you for the serene wishes. I also hope the same for you. xo

Aww, thank you very much, dear Trina. I am touched and tickled pink (or black + red, in this instance) that you enjoyed seeing both of my Valoween 2022 cards.

The ghosties really are adorable and I can easily see why that card takes top billing in your books.

I am legit obsessed with ghost themed items and craft projects (not to mention books, movies, TV shows, etc that involve them), so it is a safe bet you will see more here as time rolls ever onward. 👻

Many thanks again & the sweetest of wishes for a great last week of February,
🖤 Autumnv

You flatter me something fierce, lovely lady. Thank you SO very much for your wonderfully kind words.

Wishing you a terrific tail end of February,
🖤 Autumn

Thank you sweetly, dear Sanne.

I sincerely understand that and am the first to acknowledge that anatomical heart-themed items are not everyone’s cup of tea by any means. That is 100% okay.

This stamp is, in my opinion, actually quite versatile and if one wasn’t keen on using it for Valentine’s Day, then our beloved Halloween would be another very good fit for it.

They are definitely mine though and I am bound and determined to add an anatomical heart vase to our home decor at some point (and I know exactly where it going when I do).

I hope that you and your DH had a terrific Feb. 14th and that all is well on your end as the second month of the year starts to wind down (how can we be two months into 2022 already?!).

Huge hugs,
🖤 Autumn

You are exceedingly kind, Laura. Thank you very much for your beautiful compliment.

I readily admit that I am more than a wee bit smitten with this darkly romantic Valentine’s card and am thoroughly happy that it will be staying put at our house. There is a very good chance that it will become a part of our year-round decor (or, if not, then come out to visit again each February).

Big hugs & many heartfelt thanks again,
🖤 Autumn

That is such a lovely interpretation of this card, Meg. I adore + appreciate what you said and concur entirely.

I hope that your Feb. 14th was terrific and that you are enjoying a cozy, peaceful and very happy tail end of the month.

Scores of hugs,
🖤 Autumn

That is incredibly touching, dear Kate. What a beautiful thing to say. Thank you wholeheartedly.

I truly hope that you always remember and feel that way about yourself as well, my sweet friend.

For better or worse, my craft space is pretty tiny and there aren’t too many spots for a rogue die to hide, so I do suspect that (in theory!) I will be able to find it at some point.

A bevy of the biggest and most appreciative hugs coming your way,
🖤 Autumn

Thank you very much, sweet Ivana. You always leave such upbeat, terrific comments.

Many apologies on my end for not doing the same as often as I would ideally like over on your beautiful blog. My health is getting worse and worse, and many days I do not even make it on the computer (or use the internet – save perhaps for YouTube – on my phone) at the moment.

I will try to read your latest entries and comment on those that I can soon.

Absolutely! G&M (especially as they were portrayed in the 1990s movies with Anjelica Huston) are my all-time favourite fictional couple and I truly do not see that ever changing.

Aww, thank you! Fortunately, there really are not many places for the stray die to hide in my little crafting space, so with any luck, I should be able to find it sooner or later.

Big thanks again for everything & the cheeriest of wishes for the final days of Feb. coming your way,
🖤 Autumn