Blue Hearts and Dots with Scalloped Border

A square panel with scallops on each side, for this week's Sketch Challenge #118 on Operation Write Home's Stars and Stamps blog.  I like the monochromatic blue colors with a variety of hearts, dots, lines, squares, and scallops.

When I planned my card, I was thinking of a symmetrical placement, with a heart in each of three corners and the sentiment in the fourth.  But then I drew a border "L" (which I meant to be a full square border, until my first line at the bottom extended too far to the right), and the asymmetrical arrangement looked so much nicer.  Love those happy accidents of card making! 

Card details:

• Card stock is Neenah solar white and Papertrey Ink enchanted evening (dark blue) and blueberry sky (medium blue).  The dotted paper (one of my homemade PowerPoint papers) is computer-printed on Neenah. 
• The hearts are punched with an EK Success 1" punch. The scallops are cut with Papertrey Ink small scallop border die. 
• The sentiment "Miss you" is computer printed in blue ink, outlined in darker blue, with "Lucida Handwriting" font. 
• The border "L" is drawn with cobalt Copic 0.5 multiliner. The baker's twine is The Twinery denim. 
• The scalloped panel is popped with foam tape. 

Created for Operation Write Home, "supporting our nation's armed forces by sending blank handmade greeting cards to write home on, as well as cards of gratitude to encourage them." (146)