PP631 ... Easter Card

Happy Thursday, friends!  I have a simple Easter card to share today.  I'm playing along with this week's The Paper Players challenge.  These colors were just the perfect color combo for my card.

Supplies:

Paper:  All from Bazzill (Joann)

Stamp: Keep it Simple - Easter (Papertrey Ink)

Ink: Black Licorice (MFT)

Accessories: Blueprints 20 (MFT), Mini pom-poms (Michaels), Images cut with the Cricut Maker 

Thanks for taking a peek,



Christmas Ballerina

Hey friends,

 

I have a quick card to share with you today.  I love when I have time during my lunch hour to assemble my card.  It saves me time! 

 

 

 

 

I'm entering this card for the following challenges:

 

As You See It - Sketch Challenge

Global Design Project Challenge - Case the Designer, Brian King (I CASE'd the diagonal slope)

Merry Monday Challenge - Blue, White & Texture (I embossed the ballerina's dress using the Square Lattice Embossing Folder)

City Crafter Challenge - Inspiration Photo: The Snow Queen

 

Supplies:

Paper: Whisper White, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Baja Breeze (SU!), Blue Christmas DSP (Recollections); Stamps: Big Holiday (Inspired by Stamping); Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento); Tools: Stamp-a-ma-jig; Other: Joys of the Season Cricut Cartridge - for the ballerina, Lattice Embossing Folder (SU!), small pearls, Fuzzy Fun Flock (Stampendous), Snow Drifts Dies (PTI)

 

Thanks for stopping by,

 



 

 

DD#88

Happy Sunday,

Today's card was created for this week's Dynamic Duos Challenge.  We were asked to use Real Red and Island Indigo.

The layout for my card is an old sketch from Verve:

My card:

 I kept my card simple and on the clean side, keeping the colors as the main focus.  The card base is Whisper White, followed with another layer of the White.  The patterned paper is from SU! Festival of Prints.  The vase was die-cut from PTI-Mega Gracious Vases.  The flowers are from SU! Stippled Blossoms.  I stamped the sentiment from SU! Petite Pairs in Basic Black ink, and die-cut it with the Circle Spellbinders.  I then simply tied a small bow using some Island Indigo Baker's Twine.  The final details are two pearls on the top left hand side of the card.

I'm also linking up to Seize the Birthday - "Anything Goes" Birthday &  Word Art Wednesday - Anything Goes.

Thanks for visiting me today,

FMS114 & CTD270

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

I wanted to quickly post this card I created last night.  It combines the colors from Color Throwdown Combo with the sketch at Freshly Made Sketches Challenge:

My card:

I began with Whisper White card base, and the layers are Gumball Green and SU! Print Poetry DSP.  I took a piece of silver card stock, embossed it with the Lacy Brocade folder and adhered it to the left side of the panel.  The image is from PTI In the Meadow Silhouettes Die Collection, and was die-cut in silver.  I matted the image with more Gumball Green, and arranged it on Crumb Cake card stock.  I then stamped three tiny snowflakes, to give it a winter feeling.  I used some silver cording and wrapped it around my card two times and added a pretty silver snowflake on the corner.  The sentiment is from SU! Teeny Tiny Wishes and was stamped with versamark ink and then embossed with Gumball Green embossing powder.

Thanks for taking a peek!

   

Merry Monday #67

Hello my friends,

I'm excited to play along over at Merry Monday #67  this week!  Leslie has a fabulous sketch for us:

My card:

The base of the card is Riding Hood Red, followed by white cardstock.  The pretty paper is from Paper Holly Berry DSP.  I grabbed some music note paper by Crate Paper Inc. and used it as the background for the die.  I'm always on the lookout for music paper...I just love it on Christmas cards!  I created snow using a scrap of white cardstock and hand drew the hill and adhered it to the circle.  The die is from Papertrey Ink called In the Meadow Silhouettes Die Collection.  The sentiment is from Just Rite Noel Christmas Ornaments Stamps.  To finish off my card, I added some grey satin ribbon. 

 

Thanks so much for stopping by,